SMAS Engineers delivers strategic asset management services including lifecycle planning, maintenance optimisation, EAM systems, and performance measurement. Our approach ensures long-term asset reliability, cost efficiency, and sustainability.
SMAS Engineers provides end-to-end asset management services that help organizations make informed decisions about their physical assets. Our approach combines technical rigor with practical insights to ensure assets deliver optimal value throughout their lifecycle.
We develop lifecycle strategies that maximise asset value from acquisition to disposal. This includes:
Qualitative Insight: This approach considers every phase of an asset’s life, from planning and acquisition to operation, maintenance, and disposal. It ensures decisions are made with long-term value in mind.
Deliverables:
Example: For a municipal water pipeline, we assess installation costs, maintenance schedules, expected lifespan, and replacement timing to minimise total cost and service disruptions.
We define clear & SMART asset management objectives aligned with organizational goals, ensuring strategic coherence across portfolios.
Qualitative Insight: We help organisations define what success looks like for their assets, whether it's reliability, safety, sustainability, or cost-efficiency, and build strategies to achieve those goals.
Deliverables:
Example: A hospital may prioritise equipment uptime and patient safety, so we align asset strategies to support these outcomes.
We implement structured frameworks that integrate people, processes, and technology.
Qualitative Insight: A structured framework ensures consistency and accountability in asset-related decisions. It includes policies, procedures, and systems that guide day-to-day operations.
Deliverables:
Example: For a transport authority, we implement a framework that standardises maintenance across bus depots, improving service reliability.
We establish asset management governance structures that support accountability and stakeholder engagement.
Qualitative Insight: Effective governance ensures that asset decisions are transparent and involve the right people. Stakeholder management fosters collaboration and trust.
Deliverables:
Example: In a university setting, we coordinate facilities, finance, and IT departments to align asset priorities and budgets.
We identify, assess, and mitigate risks affecting asset performance and service delivery.
Qualitative Insight: Identifying and mitigating risks—such as equipment failure or regulatory non-compliance—protects asset performance and organisational reputation.
Deliverables:
Example: For a manufacturing plant, we conduct risk assessments to prevent production downtime due to critical machine failures.
We ensure accurate, accessible, and secure asset data across systems.
Qualitative Insight: Accurate and accessible data is the foundation of good asset decisions. We ensure asset records are complete, current, and structured.
Deliverables:
Example: For a utility company, we clean and organise asset data to support predictive and preventive maintenance and regulatory reporting.
We implement and optimise EAM systems to support digital asset management.
Qualitative Insight: EAM systems like IBM Maximo or SAP PM centralise asset data and automate workflows, improving efficiency and decision-making.
Deliverables:
Example: We implement an EAM system for a mining company to track equipment usage, schedule maintenance, asset replacement and manage spare parts.
We align financial planning with asset lifecycle stages to ensure cost-effective investment.
Qualitative Insight: Aligning budgets with asset lifecycle stages ensures timely investments and avoids reactive spending.
Deliverables:
Example: For a road infrastructure organisation, we develop a 10-year capital plan for road resurfacing based on life cycle assessment, pavement condition and traffic volume.
We use data-driven models to guide asset renewal decisions.
Qualitative Insight: We use data and modelling to determine the best time to replace or refurbish assets, balancing cost and performance.
Deliverables:
Example: For a fleet (rail, bus, truck, trams, ferries etc.) operator, we analyse vehicle age, maintenance costs, and fuel efficiency to optimise replacement / refurbishment schedules.
We enhance maintenance strategies to improve reliability and reduce costs.
Qualitative Insight: Optimised maintenance reduces downtime and extends asset life. We apply techniques like Reliability-Cantered Maintenance (RCM) and predictive analytics.
Deliverables:
Example: In a food processing plant, we shift from reactive to predictive maintenance using sensor data to anticipate equipment failures.
We monitor and evaluate asset performance using key metrics and analytics.
Qualitative Insight: Measuring performance helps identify underperforming assets and areas for improvement. We use KPIs like availability, reliability, and cost per unit.
Deliverables:
Example: For a rail network, we track train punctuality and maintenance costs to evaluate asset effectiveness.
We control costs across the asset lifecycle through strategic planning and analysis.
Qualitative Insight: We help organisations understand and control costs over the entire asset lifecycle, from acquisition to disposal.
Deliverables:
Example: For a hospital, we analyse the total cost of ownership for MRI machines, including purchase, maintenance, and energy use.
We ensure assets meet regulatory, safety, and operational standards.
Qualitative Insight: Ensuring compliance with safety, environmental, and operational standards protects organisations from legal and reputational risks.
Deliverables:
Example: For an energy provider, we conduct audits to ensure assets meet regulatory requirements for operations, safety and emissions.
We build organisational capability through targeted competency framework aligned with organisation's objectives and strategy.
Qualitative Insight: Skilled personnel are essential for effective asset management. We assess capabilities and deliver targeted training.
Deliverables:
Example: For a water, we develop a competency framework for various asset management roles and develop a skill matrix based plan to address gaps.
We integrate emerging technologies to enhance asset performance and decision-making.
Qualitative Insight: Emerging technologies like IoT, AI, and digital twins enhance asset visibility and decision-making.
Deliverables:
Example: We deploy integrated systems of sensors, data capture and AI driven analysis on a rail track network to monitor track geometry, degradation, impacts on rolling stock operations and network reliability & safety.
We design asset systems that are robust, adaptable, and environmentally responsible.
Qualitative Insight: Resilient and sustainable assets withstand disruptions and support environmental goals.
Deliverables:
Example: For a city, we design flood resilient infrastructure and integrate sustainability metrics into asset planning.
We optimise supplier relationships to ensure quality and performance.
Qualitative Insight: Managing vendor relationships ensures quality service and cost control. We evaluate performance and negotiate contracts.
Deliverables:
Example: For an oil & gas plant, we assess supplier reliability and renegotiate contracts to optimise cost and improve delivery times.
We streamline inventory forecasting processes by integrating the asset replacement and maintenance requirements to reduce waste and improve availability.
Qualitative Insight: Efficient inventory management reduces waste and ensures critical parts are available when needed.
Deliverables:
Example: For a power utility, we optimise inventory using demand forecasting and reorder point analysis aligned with asset management plans.
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