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Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
The contribution of maintenance to the performance and economic value of your
assets
Presentation to European Plant Engineering Life Cycle
Conference
The Hague
April 11th, 2005
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Introduction to Stork
Trends & developments in maintenance
Asset Performance Improvement
Overview
“Best in class” maintenance
Integrated Services Contract
Conclusions
Contents
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Established in 1827 - World-wide presence today
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Investors recognise Stork’s consistent performance
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5
10
15
20
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jan-02
jul-02
jan-03
jul-03
jan-04
jul-04
jan-05
+180%
EUR
Stork Share Price growing strongly
Revenue $2,3bln
Operating profit $150mln
Employees 12500
Market capitalisation $1,2bln
Net cash (debt) $142mln
Major Locations Benelux, USA,Caribbean, Middle East
Solid, profitable business
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Stork comprises four core businesses – Technical Services the largest
$1,011mln
6,300
$189mln
800
$629mln
3,200
$259mln
1,500
$229mln
700
Technical Services Aerospace Prints
Food Processing
Other
$2,316mln
12,500
Revenue
Emp.
Data: 2004
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
We deliver a comprehensive range of value added services to our customers
Technical Services
Program Management
Project Management
Maintenance Management
Power Services
Electrical & Instrumentation
Engineering & Construction
Specialist Services
Integrated Services Contracts
Shutdowns, turnarounds, modifications, plant relocations
Asset performance improvement, CMMS, RCM, consulting,change management
Steam and Gas turbine solutions
Medium & High Voltage Services, Industrial automation
Conceptual design, FEED, Construction and Fabrication
Integrity testing, Calibration, Rotating Equipment,, Safety, equipment rental
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Energy and utilities
Other
Leading customers across most industries – a strong track record in Oil & Gas
Oil, Gas
Chemicals
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Stork (GLT) manages long term upgrade of largest onshore gas production facilities in Europe
Engineering and construction
Maintenance
“We are extremely satisfied with the performance and teamwork. All work is executed according to plan. It is worth noting that by now over 1000 man years work has been carried out without a lost time injury” Henk Niezen, NAM project manager
8 year Contract signed in 2002 - Value >EUR100mln/year
Stork-NAM working relationship since 1996
Total investment in upgrades EUR1,95bln
Project Scope Project Description
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Stork (AJS) currently managing the only cross- border Integrated Services Contract in the North Sea
Engineering and construction
Maintenance
Services
Projects
Contract management of projects
7 year ISC - Value >EUR100mln/year
~ 50 offshore production locations &2 gas treatment centers
Support facilities in UK and NL
Project Scope Project Description
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Introduction to Stork
Trends & developments in maintenance
Asset Performance Improvement
Overview
“Best in class” maintenance
Integrated Services Contract
Conclusions
Contents
Trends & developments in maintenance
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Global economics are forcing an increased emphasis on asset performance improvement
Lower cost and increased reliability/availability Without compromising SHEQ
Reduced amount of investment in building new plants
Emphasis on performance of existing assets
EPC companies EPC Maintenance providers
Asset managers are seeking to apply proven concepts, best practices and new technologies
Looking for new innovative ways to improve Maintenance and improve cash flow
Owners are focussing on core competences and are making increased use of outsourcing and partnering with maintenance providers
Trends & developments in maintenance
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Introduction to Stork
Trends & developments in maintenance
Asset Performance Improvement
Overview
“Best in class” maintenance
Integrated Services Contract
Conclusions
Contents
Asset Performance improvement
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Improve Cash Flow
Relative Impact:
High
Asset Performance
@ The Right Price- (sub)contract costs -
CASH
Do the Right Things - effectiveness -
Do the Things Right- efficiency -
The Stork Way to Asset Performance Improvement
PROformer
Integrated Services Contract
Reliability Centred Maintenance
Workflow management
Turn-around management
Subcontractor management
Low
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Improve Asset Performance
Avalaible TimeProd.closedProduction open
Available time for production Other No Prod.Operational time Stand still
Nett operational time Speed loss.
Effect. Operat. time Qual.Loss
Effective OEE are often as low as 50 – 60 %
• Ice cream 75% 86%, Production Line (TPM)
• Natural gas 94% 98,2%, Installation Availability
• Bottling line 75% 85% Production Line
• Pet food 75% 85% Prod. Line, Maint.Costs. -15%
Increases of OEE with 10 – 20% can be achieved
OEE
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
The contribution of maintenanceto the asset performance and economic value
of the Boeing 747
100 fh
750 fhIncreases in inspection intervals are based on
analysis of inspecton findings, operational info and
modifications
technical departure reliability
down-time A-check
24 hrs
8 hrs
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97%
example: Boeing 747
time1972 2002
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
PROformer(ROI) % VALUE
18% -5% poor prod.qual.cust.205 2074
POTENTIAL EV EUR Number of units increase %4.631.981 82114560 82114560 0% number out of product
0 90112
Return (income) EUR3.525.917 -1.106.064
Net Revenue EUR37.719.681 37.215.181
Product Costs EUR34.193.764 38.321.245
Personnel costs Production costs EUR2.508.718 3.600.000 31.031.195 32.762.445 OVERALL
Asset Uti lizat ion Plan.% compl.handl.costs56% 80% Maintenance costs EUR 51.373 540.928
Inventory inbound log. EUR 364.244 394.800 liabil ity costsavailability 1.150.000 2.300.000 1.027 10.368
0,95 0,72 Inventory costs guarantee costscapacity Inventory outbound log. EUR 844.000 2.300.000 616 6.221
0,97 0,9 3.070.000 9.200.000quality Cost invested capital TOTAL 53.017 557.517
0,999 0,99 1.954.325 2.864.000OEE
0,92 0,64 COSTS
P ro cu rem e nt In bo u nd Lo g istics
O u tbo u nd Lo g istics
O per atio ns & Ma in te n an ce
P r o du ct S up po r t
S ale s
Technical quality
Timing quality
Reputation quality
Relation quality
Price
Value Proposition
Service quality
PROformer analyses asset performance across value chain
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Introduction to Stork
Trends & developments in maintenance
Asset Performance Improvement
Overview
“Best in class” maintenance
Integrated Services Contract
Conclusions
Contents
Asset Performance improvement
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Blueprint for maintenance processes:the essentials for a best in class maintenance strategy and organisation
01096039-0001
Quality, Health, Safety, Environment and Well-being
(PGVP)
Quality, Health, Safety, Environment and Well-being
(PGVP) PGVP-PGVP Management system - VCA certificering-Procedure / WorkinstructionChemicals on site-Procedure / Workinstructionwaste disposure
PGVP-PGVP Management system - VCA certificering-Procedure / WorkinstructionChemicals on site-Procedure / Workinstructionwaste disposure
-Define VGWM plan-Define Toolbox / WVO planning-WorkinstructionsQC-QC plans
-Define VGWM plan-Define Toolbox / WVO planning-WorkinstructionsQC-QC plans
-Toolbox meeting- SMAT rounds- WVO meeting- Review QCP’s-Review QC documents
-Toolbox meeting- SMAT rounds- WVO meeting- Review QCP’s-Review QC documents
Evaluate PGVP-Control of waste disposure-Control of chemicals on site-Entrance procedures-Job descriptions-Meeting schedule-Auditing of processes
Evaluate PGVP-Control of waste disposure-Control of chemicals on site-Entrance procedures-Job descriptions-Meeting schedule-Auditing of processes
Update PGVP plan-Update schema Toolbox / WVO-Review of chemicals on site
Update PGVP plan-Update schema Toolbox / WVO-Review of chemicals on site
-Prepare job descriptions-Prepare communication matrix-Define organisation structure-Define consignment agreement
-Prepare job descriptions-Prepare communication matrix-Define organisation structure-Define consignment agreement
Structure organisation-Communication internal-Communication Stork - Nam-Communication Stork - third parties
-Consignment service-Supervision on site, housekeeping included- Meetings
Structure organisation-Communication internal-Communication Stork - Nam-Communication Stork - third parties
-Consignment service-Supervision on site, housekeeping included- Meetings
Maintenance organisationMaintenance organisation
Organisation performance-Change Board (unsolved conflicts)-Competence philosophy
Organisation performance-Change Board (unsolved conflicts)-Competence philosophy
Maintenance processMaintenance process
MRP
Maintenance conceptRCM (FMEA) Dexter activity register
-Legal obligations-NEN3140 Report-RBI Report- IPF Report
MRP
Maintenance conceptRCM (FMEA) Dexter activity register
-Legal obligations-NEN3140 Report-RBI Report- IPF Report
Planning of activities-Create PO plan (SAP) including clustering-Define Shutdown organisation-Determine shutdown package, EXOP’s& modifications included
Planning of activities-Create PO plan (SAP) including clustering-Define Shutdown organisation-Determine shutdown package, EXOP’s& modifications included
Prepare workpackage- Check lists- Estimate costs-Documents (vendor / design)-Work permit System- Define TRA’s-parts (purchase / spares)- tools- personell- QCP
Prepare workpackage- Check lists- Estimate costs-Documents (vendor / design)-Work permit System- Define TRA’s-parts (purchase / spares)- tools- personell- QCP
Evaluate work packages- Review task lists-Notification research
Evaluate work packages-Review task lists-Notification research
-Reports-Improve workpackage-Datahistorian- Design-Update MRP & MYP
-Reports-Improve workpackage-Datahistorian- Design-Update MRP & MYP
Evaluate CP&L suppliers performance-Turnover rate-Delivery time- Reliability- Accessability- Controllability
Evaluate CP&L suppliers performance-Turnover rate-Delivery time- Reliability- Accessability- Controllability
Reports updateReports update
Finance & cost controlFinance & cost control
-Lump Sum prizes-CBA estimates & unit rates- MEB-Budget RFM-01 t/m RFM-10-Make plan for costs registration-Budget 2003-2007
-Lump Sum prizes-CBA estimates & unit rates-MEB-Budget RFM-01 t/m RFM-10-Make plan for costs registration-Budget 2003-2007
-Auditing of processes-Management reports-Evaluate organisation-Evaluate structure
-Auditing of processes-Management reports-Evaluate organisation-Evaluate structure
-Update organisation chart and staffing-Update consignation agreements
-Update organisation chart and staffing-Update consignation agreements
Execute work package- site access- workpermit-as built job order
Execute work package- site access- workpermit-as built job order
Contracting, Procurement and Logistics
(CP&L)
Contracting, Procurement and Logistics
(CP&L)
CP&L philosophy-Define CP&L plan-Procedure / Workinstructionmaterial / ordering of services
CP&L philosophy-Define CP&L plan-Procedure / Workinstructionmaterial / ordering of services
-Stock material plan-Spares management-Determine material criticality -Material management-Subcontract qualification plan-Warehousing plan-Transport plan
-Stock material plan-Spares management-Determine material criticality -Material management-Subcontract qualification plan-Warehousing plan-Transport plan
Procure / acquire / store spares & materials-Use NAM contracts -Finalize Contracts services / material -Materials standards / traceability-Warehousing of material
Procure / acquire / store spares & materials-Use NAM contracts -Finalize Contracts services / material -Materials standards / traceability-Warehousing of material
-Update CP&L plan-Update service agreements-Update warehousing plan
-Update CP&L plan-Update service agreements-Update warehousing plan
Finance Philosophy-Handling of invoices-OPS support budget
Finance Philosophy-Handling of invoices-OPS support budget
-Costs & time registration in SAP-Auditable system- CBA final-As built workpackages-Budget Management & Cost Control-Monthly reports
-Costs & time registration in SAP-Auditable system- CBA final-As built workpackages-Budget Management & Cost Control-Monthly reports
Evaluate Finance philosophy-Contract reports-Performance Incentives (IF1 t/m IF4)-Budgets RFM 01 till RFM 10
Evaluate Finance philosophy-Contract reports-Performance Incentives (IF1 t/m IF4)-Budgets RFM 01 till RFM 10
-Update RFM 01 till RFM 10-Update requirements w.r.t. cost control
-Update RFM 01 till RFM 10-Update requirements w.r.t. cost control
Document control philosophy-Document control philosophy-Define cluster data set-Management system procedures-Document / Certificate control, structure & accessability-Structuring archive-Documentation Procedure / Workinstruction -Application management (Matrix, SAP, CDW, etc.)-Change Procedure / Workinstruction
Document control philosophy-Document control philosophy-Define cluster data set-Management system procedures-Document / Certificate control, structure & accessability-Structuring archive-Documentation Procedure / Workinstruction -Application management (Matrix, SAP, CDW, etc.)-Change Procedure / Workinstruction
Common-Equipment history-Hand-over register / documents-Manuals
Inspection-Inspection files control- ‘Stookboek’VISA-Knowledge & function of inspection
Common-Equipment history-Hand-over register / documents-Manuals
Inspection-Inspection files control- ‘Stookboek’VISA-Knowledge & function of inspection Common
-Archiving documents / drawings / jobs-Archiving jobs-As built documentation (on site)-As built drawings (on site)-Usage of applications - Usage of commisioningcheck sheets
Inspection-Archiving documents / drawings / jobs-Determine inspection stops
Documentation-Check documents on-site
Common-Archiving documents / drawings / jobs-Archiving jobs-As built documentation (on site)-As built drawings (on site)-Usage of applications - Usage of commisioningcheck sheets
Inspection-Archiving documents / drawings / jobs-Determine inspection stops
Documentation-Check documents on-site
Evaluate inspection- Integrity inspection-Technical integrity report
Evaluate inspection-Integrity inspection-Technical integrity report Common
-Keep archive up-to-date-Improve as built procedure-Keep safeguarding memorandum up-to-date
Inspection- Close-out of inspection stops
Common-Keep archive up-to-date-Improve as built procedure-Keep safeguarding memorandum up-to-date
Inspection- Close-out of inspection stops
Information Management & Technology
(IM/IT)
Information Management & Technology
(IM/IT)
IM/IT philosophy w.r.t. maintenance-IM/IT plan- Back-up philosophy
IM/IT philosophy w.r.t. maintenance-IM/IT plan-Back-up philosophy
-Set up IM/IT plan w.r.t. maintenance-Working practices Maintenance w.r.t. applications & program- Back-up management
-Set up IM/IT plan w.r.t. maintenance-Working practices Maintenance w.r.t. applications & program- Back-up management
-Support of applications / programs office-Support of applications / programs on site- Make Back-up’s -Analyse process data-Report on technical performance
-Support of applications / programs office-Support of applications / programs on site-Make Back-up’s -Analyse process data-Report on technical performance
-Update IM/IT plan w.r.t. maintenance-Update IM/IT plan w.r.t. maintenance
Configuration management philosophy-Equipment history control (including legal obligations)-Asset management / information
Configuration management philosophy-Equipment history control (including legal obligations)-Asset management / information
-Material management-BOM (Bill Of Material) -Certificeringtools & service equipment-Equipment data in SAP-Assignment of equipment to partners-List NAM equipment / materials / tools
-Material management-BOM (Bill Of Material) -Certificeringtools & service equipment-Equipment data in SAP-Assignment of equipment to partners-List NAM equipment / materials / tools
-Configuration management-Identification of critical equipment-Update Asset information-Asset / Tag information -Equipment record cards
-Configuration management-Identification of critical equipment-Update Asset information-Asset / Tag information -Equipment record cards
-Spare parts philosophy -Selection of spare parts
-Spare parts philosophy -Selection of spare parts
-Control on site of tools & service equipment certification-Control on site of tools & service equipment certification
Evaluate IM/IT tools & systemsEvaluate IM/IT tools & systems
-Set-up Maintenance year plan / 5-year plan-Set-up Maintenance year plan / 5-year plan
-Spares list -Spares list
Inspection assurance system-NAM ‘inspectie zorgsysteem’requirements
Inspection assurance system-NAM ‘inspectie zorgsysteem’requirements
Management system-Procedures / Workinstructions
Management system-Procedures / Workinstructions
Evaluate QC documentation-QCP Equipment inspection files-Prepare annual inspection file
Evaluate QC documentation-QCP Equipment inspection files-Prepare annual inspection file
Update inspection assurance systemUpdate inspection assurance system
Update Management systemsUpdate Management systems
Condition Based Maintenance (CBM)-Maintenance Monitoring Centre (MMC)-Define systems & requirements
Condition Based Maintenance (CBM)-Maintenance Monitoring Centre (MMC)-Define systems & requirements
-Define / update CBM requirements-Define / update CBM requirements
Operational Support (OPS)-Definition and evaluation of improvements-Controlling and maintaining ‘As Built’ drawings-Handling and controlling requests for design changes
Operational Support (OPS)-Definition and evaluation of improvements-Controlling and maintaining ‘As Built’ drawings-Handling and controlling requests for design changes
New
MM 1-06SGSP-301
MM 0-03MM 1-07MM 1-17
MM 1-03
MM 1-08
MM 1-31
MM 1-12
MM 1-03
MM 1-15MM 1-20MM 1-21
SGSP-303
MM 1-02MM 1-03
MM 1-18
MM 1-05MM 1-10MM 1-30MM 1-26SGSP-305
SGSP-302
MM 1-25MM 1-19MM 1-28SGSP-107
SGSP-306SGSP-204
MM 1-16
MM 1-13
MM 1-27MM 1-11MM 1-22MM 1-24
MM 1-29
SGSP-508 SGSP-509
MM 1-07MM 1-14SGSP-301
SGSP-521 SGSP-522
PLAN DO CHECK ADJUST PROCES
Organisation
&
Processes
(SM3)
Quality model(EFQM)
Value chainInvoerlogistiek Produktie&onderhoud Uitvoerlogistiek Verkoop ServiceInkoop Inboundlogistics
&Production
MaintenanceSales ServicePurchasing
Outboundlogistics
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Organising the Maintenance Process
MaintenanceDelivery
Reliability Centred Maintenance(continuous development)
task 1
task 2
task 3
task 4
task 5Description- objectcode- discipline- interval
FMEAPlanning
Gate-keeper
Workflow management
Work-instructions
Break– down
CMMS
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
The maintenance scan:a structured approach to establish the potential for asset improvement
Areas of Improvement Potential
Reliability More revenue from production due to less and shorter breakdowns
Availability More revenue from production due to less and shorter shut-downs
Costs
Effective; meet target Efficient; less resources, less waste Quality; less re-work
Risks HSE Assets and customer performance Image
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Maintenance scan results will be linkedto the SM³ model for rapid prioritisation
PLAN DO CHECK ADJUST
1 Maintenance strategy 55% 40% 46% 63%2 Asset managment 74% 54% 46% 77%3 Maintenance program / RCM 48% 70% 11% 0%4 Workflow management 40% 53% 29% 13%5 1st line maintenance 13% 30% 0%6 Shutdown 64% 71% 38% 3%7 Materials management 70% 87% 40% 75%8 Facility management 95% 97% 100% 100%9 Subcontracting 47% 64% 75% 68%10 Human resource management 45% 58% 0%11 Master data 22% 20%12 SHEQ 93% 91% 90% 87%13 Financial 50% 76% 50% 0%
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Maintenance Templates
MMS = Maintenance Management System Andere gangbare afkortingen:
OBS;OIS;CMMS;EAM
Actie Omschrijving van de activiteit(-en) om de storing
te verhelpen/herstellen
Afdeling Zelfstandig opererende unit binnen een bedrijf
met financiele verantwoordelijkheid Voorbeelden: TD, Produktie, logistiek, etc Voorwaarde: elke afdeling heeft minimaal een
Kostenplaats
Discipline Onderverdeling personeel a.h.v. technische
discipline Op discipline niveau worden verrekeningstarieven
Leadership
People
Management
Policy & Strategy
Resources
Processes
People
Satisfaction
Customer
Satisfaction
Impact on
Society
Business
Results
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Performance Monitoring
Standard Management Reports
Modules
Maintenance Accounting Purchasing Warehouse Labor
2001 Q 1 2001 Q 2 2001 Q 3 2001 Q 4
01: Small Projects > 50000
48: Reparatie uit PM
51: Storingen
53: Planmatig Onderhoud (PM)
54: Prod. Service Support
55: Maintenance Serv. Supp.
56: Small Project < 50000
59: Studie
60: Small Projects Maintainability
70: Calamiteiten
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Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Introduction to Stork
Trends & developments in maintenance
Asset Performance Improvement
Overview
“Best in class” maintenance
Integrated Services Contract
Conclusions
Contents
Asset Performance improvement
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
How do we get the organisations of the customer and the service provider work jointly
towards asset performance improvement?
Value creation
Promotion of best practices
Sharing of common processes
Integrated team
Planning integration
Optimisation and management
of supply chain
HSE performance
Cost reductions Them – us culture Double work Misaligned interests and
objectives Managing the KPI’s instead of
the business No attention given to transition/
change management Customer dissatisfaction
?
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Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Business as
Usual
Time
Value Generation Get the basics right first
Manage Integrity & SafetyNo Compromises
Perfect Delivery
Joint Review & Improve Loop
Innovation
ISC objective is delivery excellence and realisation of continuous improvement
Transition Transformation Delivery Excellence
Shorten Steepen Extend
Maturity of relationship
A
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PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Integrated team:focus on delivery and continuous improvement
NL DeliveryManager
UK DeliveryManager
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CostPlanningT/Leader
FinanceManager
HRManager
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EngineeringT/Leader
MaintenanceManager
KPI’sScorecardsBusiness ReportingPerformance Measurement and ImprovementContractual Alignment
Business PlanningCost Management and InformationOperational PlanningProgress Reporting & AFC’s
Information and Knowledge ManagementDocument ManagementSystems Alignment and Development
Safety Management and GuidanceQuality System ManagementOccupational Health ControlSHEQ Improvement Co-ordination
Operational ProcurementSub-contracts management and improvementMaterials managementLogistics Interface
Maintenance EngineeringMaintenance Strategy and ChallengeBest Practice ConduitAnalyse and Improve
Process and Procedural ManagementResource managementSpecialist Skills Pool ManagementTechnology Enhancement and Challenge
Process and Procedural ManagementCAT Team Leadership and DevelopmentModifications Implementation
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Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Introduction to Stork
Trends & developments in maintenance
Asset Performance Improvement
Overview
“Best in class” maintenance
Integrated Services Contract
Contents
Conclusions
Stork Maintenance Management B.V.
PELC , The Hague April 11th 2005
Global economics are forcing an increased emphasis on performance improvement of existing assets
Best in class maintenance significantly contributes to better business results
Asset performance improvement Reduction of maintence costs
Partnership i.e. Integrated Service Contracts provide a sound basis for achieving asset performance improvement
Conclusions