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Engineering Asset Management Team Vision, Purpose & Mission

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ISION

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Provide accurate & intelligent asset information to our stakeholders

O

UR

P

URPOSE

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Is to provide the right information, at the right time, to the right

people in the right format so that they may make the right asset management

decisions on behalf of Gatwick Airport.

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M

ISSION

:

Our mission over the next 3 years is to achieve our purpose and

vision through:

1. End-to-end asset whole life cycle (total costs of ownership)

2. Standardised approach to integration & planning

3. Establishing & maintaining a fit for purpose Document Management System (DMS)

4. Ensuring engineering teams have relevant and up-to-date training on all assets

5. Clear succession planning

6. All planning & scheduling through one Computerised Maintenance Management System

(CMMS).

7. Seamless asset integration

8. Being best in class – professional accredited ISO55001 (new PAS55) (IAM/IET Asset

Management Award 2014?)

9. Having our assets linked directly to our CMMS/DMS

10. Cleansing our CMMS data 100% purity of legacy assets

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Asset Information Package:ü Records

ü Templates

ü Reference Documents

Asset Information Package:

ü Asset History ü Asset Information ü Reference Documents

Read Only Copies:

ü Procedures ü Templates ü Reference Documents Two Way Flow of Information

How we use Asset Information in Airport Operations & Development

Information Users

• Second Runway Project

• Technicians and Maintenance

Personnel

• Airfield Operations

• Engineering / Asset Managers

• Senior Management / Executive

• Construction / Projects Teams

• Property / Commercial

• Legal

• Audit / Regulatory Compliance

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Airport Operation Governance Using Asset Information

Airport Strategic Level

• 3rd Level Governance & Improvement

• Asset Replacement & Airport Development Plans Reviewed

• Compliance & Assurance Verified Through Internal &

External Audits of Gatwick Asset Management System

Asset Management Level

• 2

nd

Level Governance & Improvement

• Compliance with Required External & Internal Standards &

Gatwick Asset Management System

• Assurance Through Measuring Asset Integrity,

Performance & Condition

Asset System Level

• 1

st

level Asset Governance & Improvement (VIM)

• Service Level Achievement

• Maintenance Performance

• Team Performance (MTTR, PM Completion)

Asset Management Governance ASP19: 3rd Level Governance

Airport Level ASP17: 2nd Level Governance

Asset Steward Level ASP11: 1st Level Governance Asset Level ASP10: Measure Asset Performance Quarterly Reviews Risk Based Frequency Local Engineering Determined Frequency PERIODIC SYSTEM AUDITS TO VERIFY COMPLIANCE ASP18: Asset Replacement Strategy

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Asset Lifecycle Model

0

+

+

Early

Failure

Useful

Life

Wear

Out

Failu

re

Rate

Time

MINIMIZE

MINIMIZE &

CONTROL

MAXIMIZE

M

INIMIZE

Asset Stewardship Objective

Performance

Integrity

Condition

Through Useful Life Phase

@

Minimal Total Cost

New

Assets

Legacy

Assets

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Value Lifecycle Model Objective

Handover and integration in asset useful

life phase minimising early failures

Development cycle starts again in useful life phase

maximising asset value, minimising whole life costs

0

+

+

Failu

re

Rate

Time

Review

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Leading & Lagging Measures

Voice of the

Business

Voice of OUR Customers

Leading

Measures

Lagging

Measures

Asset Service Level Governance & Improvement

Weekly Asset Manager & Annual Asset Steward

Meetings

Strategic Business Objectives

Quarterly Executive Meetings

Measures of process

input: Know what we did

& didn’t do?

Measures of process output:

Know what the impact was of

what we did or didn’t do. What

do we need to change?

Measure 1 Measure 2 Measure n Measure 1 Measure 2 Measure n Asset Management Requirements Performance Condition Integrity OUTPUTS Optimal asset lifecycle/longevity achieved CONDITION Zero ‘unacceptable’ situations to the business

due to asset failure

INTEGRITY

Assets are fit for planned purpose

PERFORMANCE GRASP

INPUTS

•Existing assets (all conditions) •New assets (including capital projects) •Airport lead engineer system expertise •Maintenance systems •User requirements •Technical standards •AMC Repository

RISKS & CONSTRAINTS

ASSET STEWARDSHIP PROCEDURES & STANDARDS

(19 ASPs & 3 Standards)

Commercial

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Balanced Scorecard Approach to Measuring Asset Compliance & Assurance

GRASP

Objective ‘Y’

People

Key Xs

Plant

Process

Product

Indicators

Performance, Integrity &

Condition

Throughout an Asset’s

Useful Life Phase at Minimal

Total Cost

Total Labour Cost (Management & Trade

Resources)

Performance (Availability)

Physical Condition

Reliability (MTTF)

Maintenance Labour & Materials Cost

Leading Scorecard ASP17 (Asset)

Leading Scorecard ASP19 (Airport)

Safety Incidents

Environment Incidents

Security Incidents

Health Incidents

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Shuttle

Purpose

The Gatwick Shuttle Links the North (NT) and South Terminals (ST) at

the Airport

North

Terminal

ST

South

Terminal

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Leading Scorecard

Summary

= 0 - 50% = 51 - 99.99% = 100%

AFC640+ Shuttle

Summary ratings of the first 17 individual elements of the

Gatwick Asset Stewardship Process

(for a critical asset, where criticality = 4 or 5)

Asset Review Meeting

Leading Indicator Score

93.9%

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

ASP

Ratings

ASP ASP Description Rating

1 Project Initiation, delivery and

handover for integration 100.0% 2 Identify and capture assets 96.7%

3 Review / perform criticality

assessments 100.0% 4 Review / define asset performance

requirements 100.0% 5 Review / generate workplans 100.0%

6 Review / record operating

procedures 80.0% 7 Update / develop contingency

plans 100.0%

8 Ensure resource availability /

workload planning 100.0%

9 Conduct maintenance delivery and work completion 96.7% 10 Review / generate asset

measurment mechanisms 100.0%

11 Monitoring asset maintenance and performance requirements 92.5%

12 Manage asset abuse and provide records of abuse 80.0%

13 Maintaining operating and safety records 100.0%

14 Authorisation, permits and

maintenance works completion 100.0%

15 Asset modification, change

approval and control procedure 100.0%

16 Ensure operationof assets within design parameters 75.0%

17 Asset review meeting 75.0%

All change control previously recorded through Lotus Notes system. Now transitioning to P2W system and most personnel have been trained or training is planned. Currently processing snow brushes change control through the new system.

Shuttle is designed inline with the railways regulations as documented in Application Document for Railway Safety Certificate and Safety Authorisation. Performance is measured as per ASP10 and SQR. Potential gap in operation of asset from GCC, risk assessment required.

Full condition survey completed and documented in lagging measure spread sheet. This is the first ASP17 review on the shuttle systems

New performance dashboard developed and implemented with Michael Warren (SQR). Tracking and analysing all downtime not just SQR related.

PDRs take place at least monthly (TL, AH, DT, JS all present). Completion dates must be policed better. FTA and my self carry out audits on the ITS as well as insurance inspections. Improvement action is to police and enforce realistic action completion dates.

To date none have been recorded, however they are recorded in the PDRs meeting. Reduced rating to 80% after the review as per CW request for all ASP17s until the Prime system for recording and RCA of asset abuse has released.

SOPs and EOP are present but not in Documentum. The SMS documents need to be signed off and uploaded in to documentum.

The P2W system is in use and there is local site induction before any contractors are allowed to restricted shuttle areas. This could include a site induction and assessment of their RAMs and relevant competencies. Improvement opportunity is for better interaction between the shuttle and CSC teams.

Not always by the required time due to stores and resources being available. ITS must improve the reporting on W/O that cant be complete.

Score Supporting Evidence Comments

No outstanding Capital project work.

Data in Maximo reviewed and updated output from criticality scoring and run equipment extract report. Potential gap identified in Shuttle common language as some SQR assets not captured under shuttle AFC structure.

Criticality review complete and table stored in DMS/AMC. Maximo upload required to add revised data.

APR completed for shuttle and stored in AMC folder PM extract report run and checked and stored in AMC.

Shuttle maintenance/operational RAs and procedures all up to date (as per ASP5). GCC operate asset, RA & competency list provided in evidence folder.

Contingency plans for Coaching and fire are held by GCC and the Snow contingency is held on the intranet. Copies in the ASP17 evidence folder for reference

It is available, however it isn't accurate. The ITS team's time isn't accounted for thoroughly estimate at 80% PMs, SMs & Sis all accounted for. Reactive and stand by not accounted for in Maximo (local log book used for 20%). Minimal manning levels are 2 technicians per shift. Labour versus calendar hours report prepared and stored in evidence folder.

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Lagging Measure Summary Table

Standard Measure Measure

Performance Performance 99% 99% N/A 99% Performance

Condition Physical

Condition 4.4 4.4 4.4 4.4 4.4 4.4 4.7 4.9 4.4 4.6 4.6 4.9 4.4 4.4 4.5 Physical Condition

Condition

Total Cost, Materials & Resource

N/A N/A N/A £1126k

Total Cost, Materials & Resource

Condition Mean Time To

Failure (days) 0 0 N/A 2Days

Mean Time To Failure

Integrity Mean Time to

Health Incident NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Mean Time to Health Incident Integrity Mean Time To Safety Incident (days)

>365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 N/A N/A N/A >365 Mean Time To

Safety Incident

Integrity Mean Time To

Security Incident NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Mean Time To Security Incident Integrity Mean Time To Environmenal Incident

>365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 >365 N/A N/A N/A >365

Mean Time To Environmenal

Incident

Lagging Measure Summary Table

September 2012 C o n tr o l S y s te m s C a r 3 Shuttle System: Performance, Condition & Integrity by

In-Service Sub-System

Shuttle In-Service Sub-Systems

C a r 5 Summary M o s t C o m m o n R a ti n g O v e ra ll R a ti n g B e s t W o rs t

£93k Materials + £1033k Labour for whole system

2 Days (every 46 hours so far this calendar year) 98.8% S o u th T e rm in a l S ta ti o n E a s t G u id e w a y We s t G u id e w a y C a r 4 C a r 6 C a r 2 C a r 1 N o rt h T e rm in a l S ta ti o n

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Shuttle Reliability: 2010 compared to 2012/2013

0.00% 2.00% 4.00% 6.00% 8.00% 10.00% 12.00% 14.00% East Guideway West Guideway

New Shuttle 2010

Infant Mortality?

Old Shuttle 2009

Wear Out Phase?

New Shuttle 2012 onwards

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Significant Improvement in Shuttle Improvement saving £60 000 per month in fines for

not achieving service level agreement with Airport Regulator.

0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000

December February March April May June July

A la rm Co u n t

Actual Data From Shuttle System

Negative Exponential

Improvement

Shuttle Train Operational Alarm Improvements Through Asset

Management

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Above

Stakeholder &/or

Compliance

Requirements

Below

Stakeholder &/or

Compliance

Requirements

Matching

Stakeholder &/or

Compliance

Requirements

Lagging Value

Indicators

Leading

Activities

Change Asset Value

Strategy:

Work Smarter, Identify

Step-Change, Value Improvement

Opportunities

Do MORE with LESS

Change Asset Value

Strategy:

Make Incremental

Improvements

Do MORE with the SAME

Asset Value

Review

Sensitivity Analysis

Change Asset Value

Strategy:

Calculated Reduction To Planned

Maintenance Activities, Reduce

Expenditure

Do LESS with significantly LESS

Asset Management Value Fulcrum: In-Service Assets

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Questions & Discussion

Thank You For Listening

Questions/Discussion

Our Assets In-Service or Being

Developed @Gatwick

ASPs 12-16:

Manage: Permits, Change Control, Saf ety Records, Design, Abuse

PLAN:

Identify Asset Groups & Priorities

DO:

Set-up Whole Life Operational & Maintenance Profile for Assets

CHECK:

Weekly: PDR

Meetings & Annual Asset Stewardship

Review

ACT:

Update the Asset Management Plan

Remove End of Life Assets ASP1:

New Assets

ASPs 2-9:

Identif y assets Assess Criticality Set Perf ormance Requirements

Develop Whole Lif e Plans Set Operating Protocols Develop Contingency Plans

Assign Resources Do the Maintenance

ASPs 10, 11 & 17:

Measure Perf ormance Check Maintenance Work Completion

Asset Governance Review

ASP18: Update Asset Replacement Plan Legacy Assets ASP19: Asset Stewardship Compliance Reviews

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Dr Paul M Gibbons FIET F-ISSP Fellow University of Bristol MIAM

[email protected]

Asset Management at the

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