Evaluation of the Lifetime Impact Identification Analysis: Two tests in a changeable context

Ruitenburg, R.J.; Braaksma, Jan

doi:10.1016/j.cirpj.2016.05.009

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“…According to Ruitenburg and Braaksma (2017), physical assets, such as machinery, utilities, production lines and equipment, play indispensable roles in manufacturing and need to perform reliably, safely and economically. Nevertheless, asset management discipline is not an idea that came about by chance.…”

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Modeling a maintenance management framework for asset management based on ISO 55000 series guidelines

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2021

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PurposeMaintenance management is perceived as fundamental for ensuring that physical assets contribute to business outcomes. In this context, the purpose of this paper is to elaborate a novel maintenance management framework for asset management (MMFAM) based on ISO 55000 series guidelines.Design/methodology/approachThe paper proposes an MMFAM that intends to translate the technical requirements set out in the ISO 550001 standard to the maintenance stage of asset management. First, the framework is modeled using consideration based on the analysis of the ISO 55000 series and the review of previous maintenance management frameworks. Then, support tools are presented that collaborate for the implementation of the processes and activities provided for in the MMFAM.FindingsThe proposed MMFAM was modeled using a Business Process Model and Notation since it is a standardized graphical notation for process modeling and contributes to the understanding of the framework. In addition, the applicable tools were presented for the practical implementation of MMFAM processes and activities.Practical implicationsThe paper is expected to contribute to maintenance practitioners and researchers in understanding and disseminating a novel maintenance management framework that is in line with asset management through the international ISO 55000 series.Originality/valueAs it is essentially multidisciplinary and complex, asset management has still been little explored. Moreover, the requirements for implementing an asset management system, as explained in the ISO 55001 standard, only provide what needs to be done, but not how to do it. Accordingly, the paper fills a gap in maintenance management literature, as it addresses the ISO 55000 series for asset management in depth.

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Section: Maintenance and Asset Managementmentioning

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“…On the other hand, asset management goes beyond acting on assets but using these to deliver value and achieve the organization's strategic objectives (IAM, 2015). With asset management throughout the entire life cycle of assets, the aim is to maximize this realization of value (Ruitenburg and Braaksma, 2017).…”

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Modeling a maintenance management framework for asset management based on ISO 55000 series guidelines

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Souza

2021

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“…Normally, the methodology includes a fourth phase testing the solution. However, the test of the method is outside the scope of the current paper, but we will report about the implementation and evaluation of the method in a second publication in this issue (Ruitenburg and Braaksma, 2017a) . In the following sections, we will introduce the methodology used in each of these phases.…”

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“…In a next paper, we will report on two tests of the LIIA (Ruitenburg and Braaksma, 2017a). Further research may extend the LIIA with a method to prioritize lifetime impacts and a tool to support decision-making on the most important lifetime impacts.…”

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“…To facilitate asset managers to deal with change, the authors designed (Ruitenburg and Braaksma, 2017b) and tested (Ruitenburg and Braaksma, 2017a) a method to identify opportunities and threats with a potential impact on the asset. The Lifetime Impact Identification Analysis (LIIA) method is named after the lifetime impacts, which can be defined as "probable (technical and nontechnical) events or trends that may have a positive or negative influence on the value creation through the use of the asset in the intermediate or long term" (Ruitenburg and Braaksma, 2017b).…”

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Mitigating change in the goals and context of capital assets: Design of the Lifetime Impact Identification Analysis

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Braaksma

2017

CIRP Journal of Manufacturing Science and Technology

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Evaluation of the Lifetime Impact Identification Analysis: Two tests in a changeable context

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Modeling a maintenance management framework for asset management based on ISO 55000 series guidelines

Modeling a maintenance management framework for asset management based on ISO 55000 series guidelines

Manoeuvring physical assets into the future

Mitigating change in the goals and context of capital assets: Design of the Lifetime Impact Identification Analysis

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