Enterprise asset management
(EAM) is the systematic and coordinated management of an organisation's physical assets to ensure their optimal performance, effective risk management and lifecycle costs. This is aimed at achieving and delivering the organisation's strategic plans.
EAM allows you to manage:
- Maintenance and repair (MRO)
- Logistics supply (MTS)
- Inventory management (spare parts for MRO)
- Financial management (in terms of MRO and MTS)
- Quality management (in terms of MRO and MTS)
- Labor management (in terms of MRO and MTS)
- Documentation management (in terms of MRO and MTS)
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Make correct and timely decisions:
- on the decommissioning of unprofitable Assets,
- acquisition of new Assets, the need to modernize and reconstruct existing Assets,
- the need to optimize maintenance and repair costs, etc.
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Supervise and coordinate the performance of equipment maintenance and repair work
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High quality work planning
Promptness of actions in case of problems or failures in the work of the company's Assets
Simplification of interaction processes and transfer of information to other services
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Timely receipt of correct data and properly executed financial documents from the places of realization of business operations
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Realization of effective accounting of all costs for repair and maintenance of the company's Assets, which allows to make the costs "transparent" and available for analysis in any sections
Timely receipt of correct data for budgeting for the future period
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Obtaining information on the quality of goods and equipment purchased from suppliers, suppliers' fulfillment of their obligations, etc. (in terms of statistics on breakdowns, failures, difficulty in maintenance)
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Reducing the risks of non-compliance with safety regulations when performing hazardous work
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