Determine Your Critical Assets
Organizations can adopt several approaches to determine asset criticality depending on whether they are focusing on operational and business impacts based on the total cost of ownership approach. A total cost of ownership approach enables organizations to evaluate the financial impact throughout the asset lifecycle and prioritise decisions accordingly. By doing so, organizations can allocate resources more effectively, ensuring that high-criticality assets—those with the most significant business impact — receive the necessary attention.
Zhen Ooi
Describe your journey to AMCL. My journey began in the oil and gas sector with a solid foundation in chemical engineering where I gained experience in monitoring and optimizing plant processes to improve efficiency and ensure safety. By working in an asset intensive organisation, I gained interest in maximizing assets to bring the most value […]
Brittany Ramkissoon
Describe your journey to AMCL. I joined AMCL in August 2024 as a consultant. Before joining AMCL, I worked at Accenture, where I gained experience in large-scale digital transformation projects. My background in consulting has allowed me to develop a strong foundation in problem solving, strategic thinking and stakeholder-engagement. I am excited to apply these […]
Laila Beavogui
Describe your journey to AMCL. My journey into Asset Management began when I worked as a Distribution Planning and Asset Manager for a U.S. utility. In that role, I developed asset strategies and long-term plans aimed at optimizing the company’s return on investment from its assets. After more than a decade in the utilities sector […]
National Grid: Driving Sustainability in Asset Management Strategy
Location: UK & Ireland Sector: Power “It has been an incredible experience leading this project and collaborating with a forward-thinking client like National Grid on updating their AM Strategy. The challenge of decarbonising the UK’s infrastructure is vast, but by integrating best-practice Asset Management principles, we are ensuring that this transition is efficient, sustainable and […]
Joe Mohon
Describe your journey to AMCL. My journey to AMCL has been shaped by a hands-on approach to Asset Management and a passion for optimizing decision-making. Coming from a mechanical engineering background, I was drawn to solving complex infrastructure challenges and understanding how systems interact over their lifecycle. This led me to work closely with government […]
The AMCL Global Mobility Scheme with Patryk Janowski
With AMCL’s Global Mobility Scheme, Patryk moved from London to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for 2 years. This year he is set to return to London, where the UK&I team will be welcoming him back. I was presented with the incredible opportunity to move to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) in 2023. Joining AMCL’s […]
Amy Lindblom
Describe your journey to AMCL and the opportunities provided since arrival I joined AMCL in 2022, after a decade developing asset management systems at Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) and Sound Transit. I worked with a lot of different consulting companies during my time at PG&E and Sound Transit, and AMCL stood out as the […]
What Do I Need to Know About My Assets?
Increasingly organizations find themselves struggling with low quality data. The journey from where they are to where they want to be is unclear and the ‘technology-first’ approach that has been treated as a short-cut has consistently failed to deliver (link).
But how do you improve data quality? What does good data quality mean? The answer lies in understanding the information required for your business. Give yourself a target to aspire towards, setup a plan to get there and bring the business with you on the journey.
Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) Strategic Asset Management Plan
EWEB has been successfully managing assets throughout its operating history. To be more strategic the below scope of work was identified to lay the foundation for maturing EWEBs Asset Management Program.
IAM North American Conference 2024: A Big Year for Asset Management
The 2024 IAM North American Conference in Denver marked a milestone for the Institute of Asset Management (IAM), celebrating its 30th anniversary alongside the launch of new industry standards. With over 300 attendees spanning diverse industries and disciplines, the event highlighted the evolving landscape of asset management through dynamic presentations, workshops, and panel discussions.
Megha Garia
Describe your journey to AMCL and the opportunities provided since arrival? Over 15 years ago I started my Asset Management journey with Atkins developing decision support tools and good practice guidance for National Highways and local authorities. I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to work across some large multi-modal transport authorities (like Dubai […]
Lauren Curnow
Describe your journey to AMCL. My introduction to AMCL coincided with the pivoting of the Port of Melbourne towards ISO certification. While the Port had been working to improve its asset management practices for some time, the requirement for formal certification was included as an assurance measure when the Port was leased to private interests […]
NY CSR Event – BloomAgainBklyn
On August 14th, the AMCL New York team had the privilege of volunteering with BloomAgainBklyn, a community-based, nonprofit organization that diverts unsold and once-used flowers from the solid waste stream to create uplifting floral arrangements. Their core mission is to reduce social isolation and loneliness within vulnerable populations by creating connections and conversations through repurposed flowers.
Better Asset Management through Collaboration with TEAM2100
Thames Estuary Asset Management 2100 (TEAM2100) is the Environment Agency’s ten-year programme to refurbish tidal flood defences in London and the Thames Estuary. AMCL have been tasked with the Management System Certification, Surveillance and Recertification cycle since 2017, which means we have certified TEAM2100 to ISO 55001 three times.
Simon Smith
Describe your journey to AMCL After graduation, I spent seven years working in London as a business analyst for an IT consulting firm, before my American wife and I moved to the US in 2008 – the same week that Lehman Brothers collapsed, triggering the global financial crisis! Thankfully, the job I had lined up […]
Chi Huynh
What is Risk Modelling? Risk modelling in the context of asset integrity management, guided by API 581 (a good practice Risk Based Inspection methodology published by the American Petroleum Institute), quantifies the likelihood and consequences of equipment failures such as in Pressure Vessels, Exchangers, Tanks, and Columns to effectively prioritize and manage risks. This method […]
Paul Smeaton
Describe your journey to AMCL. I began my career in 1992 as a civil engineer and worked on the design, construction, and project management of major water supply projects across Scotland before moving into Scottish Water’s Asset Management group in 2003. Over the next five years, I was responsible for leading the development and implementation […]
AMCL Client wins ‘Best Paper Award’ at AMPEAK 2024 Conference
PT PLN is a highly valued client of AMCL Southeast Asia. We have provided trusted advice and support in the organization’s Asset Management improvement journey since 2021.
Women’s History Month Hygiene Drive
Following the success of the Team TLC backpack drive last Fall, AMCL and Turner & Townsend partnered together once again to coordinate a feminine hygiene drive in recognition of Women’s History Month.