Webinar
EAM Series: Benefits of a Combined Asset Reliability and Integrity Program
What is the synergy between Reliability and Integrity? It can help better manage data for improved risk management and ensure regulatory compliance.
Understanding how to align these two key engineering functions is essential to the development of an effective Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) strategy.
The alignment of these programs helps operators manage asset safety, reliability, and efficiency in order to maintain the integrity of facilities and business operations.
An integrated program should include:
- Program development and execution
- Project management
- Strategy development and business processes
- Creation of an asset register
- Mechanical integrity
- Preventive maintenance development
- Spare parts and bill of materials
- Data asset management
What We Cover:
- How to develop an Integrated Program
- Best Practices on Execution and Management
- Organizational, System and Technical Benefits
- Foundational Structure
- How to leverage Compliance Activities for Reliability
Presenters
Randolf Hernandez, GenesisSolutions
Randolf Hernandez is a Director for GenesisSolutions, the Asset Performance Optimization service line of ABS Group. Randolf completed a double major of Computer Science and Business Administration at Linfield College in Oregon and earned a Fulbright scholarship to study business and computer science. He also holds a Masters of Business Administration from Clemson University in South Carolina. Randolf's professional experience includes software and inventory control applications, with 20 years of implementing CMMS systems to support EAM programs in the Life Sciences, Oil, Gas and Chemical, Manufacturing and Energy industries, among others.
Randy Montgomery, ABS Group
Randy Montgomery is the Senior Director of Midstream and Downstream Services for ABS Group. He has 30+ years of experience in reliability, maintenance, integrity management, process safety, operations and process engineering, including 13 years of industrial experience. Currently, he is responsible for identifying, developing and delivering technical solutions to help Oil, Gas and Chemical industry clients preserve their right to operate and improve their return on investment. In his previous roles, Montgomery focused on assessing, designing and improving programs to confirm asset integrity and improve asset performance. He is the coauthor of the Center for Chemical Process Safety's Guidelines for Effective Mechanical Integrity Programs. He also has co-authored several technical papers in the field of maintenance and reliability. He holds a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati.
About ABS Group
ABS Group of Companies, Inc. (ABS Group) and its operating subsidiaries provide risk management solutions and certification services worldwide that help clients address the safety, integrity, quality and environmental efficiency of critical assets and operations. Headquartered in Spring, Texas, ABS Group operates with more than 1200 professionals across the globe, serving the marine and offshore, oil, gas and chemical, government, power and energy and industrial sectors. ABS Group is a subsidiary of ABS (www.eagle.org), a leading marine and offshore classification society.