James Reyes-Picknell

ISO 55000, 55001 and 55002 were published in early 2014. Since then organizations, public and private sector alike, have struggled to understand the implications of these landmark documents. In places like the UK, they are the natural successor to existing specifications (PAS 55-1 and 55-2) but elsewhere the new ISO standards introduce a management system concept that is entirely new. What's more, it becomes evident as one digs into them that traditional management approaches with functional… Mehr zeigen

ISO 55000, 55001 and 55002 were published in early 2014. Since then organizations, public and private sector alike, have struggled to understand the implications of these landmark documents. In places like the UK, they are the natural successor to existing specifications (PAS 55-1 and 55-2) but elsewhere the new ISO standards introduce a management system concept that is entirely new. What's more, it becomes evident as one digs into them that traditional management approaches with functional silos based on areas of expertise, will need to adapt so that performance, risk and costs are managed together instead of separately. This book summarizes the new standards in plain language, shows how they deal with risk management and describes the business case for using the standards. Weniger anzeigen

Companies still struggle with the basics of good maintenance management, typically silo management structures and lack of cooperation and communications internally. With the advent of the new International Standards for Asset Management (ISO 55000, 55001 and 55002) all that must change. The standards are voluntary and the point the way towards more responsible and profitable management of assets to delivery performance while balancing costs and risks in an optimal mix. No Surprises outlines a… Mehr zeigen

Companies still struggle with the basics of good maintenance management, typically silo management structures and lack of cooperation and communications internally. With the advent of the new International Standards for Asset Management (ISO 55000, 55001 and 55002) all that must change. The standards are voluntary and the point the way towards more responsible and profitable management of assets to delivery performance while balancing costs and risks in an optimal mix. No Surprises outlines a framework for corporate transformation based on years of experience, trial, error and success in helping organizations through complex, multi-disciplinary and cross-functional changes. Weniger anzeigen

3rd Edition of this best-selling, authoritative text on managing maintenance. Updated to reflect demands of Asset Management (International Standards), changing demographics, changed technologies and an additional 9 years of experience on the part of the author and dozens of colleagues. This edition includes a foreword by Dr. Andrew Jardine and chapters by several contributing authors: Uri Wittenberg, Doc Palmer, Carlo Odoardi, Paul Picknell, Ali Zuashkiani and Larry Johnson.

In today's competitive marketplace, the flow of goods and services to customers must not be hindered by obstacles such as maintenance downtime. To stay on top, managers must implement strategies that keep operations performing at high levels.

Uptime, 2nd Edition, is an updated and expanded version of the invaluable first edition and provides current insight into successful strategies for managers, maintenance, and non-maintenance professionals alike. Updates from the first edition… Mehr zeigen

In today's competitive marketplace, the flow of goods and services to customers must not be hindered by obstacles such as maintenance downtime. To stay on top, managers must implement strategies that keep operations performing at high levels.

Uptime, 2nd Edition, is an updated and expanded version of the invaluable first edition and provides current insight into successful strategies for managers, maintenance, and non-maintenance professionals alike. Updates from the first edition include current trends in technology, reliability maintenance improvements, and the challenges of finding qualified maintenance personnel due to an aging labor force. Weniger anzeigen