The foundation of any CMMS initiative is to understand, manage and improve the performance of the company's assets. In order to deliver on this premise, there must be an underlying hierarchical structure that governs those assets.
There is no magical, predetermined asset structure, but there are underlying principles that any organization can use to develop their own asset hierarchy. With the right asset hierarchy, an organization can endeavour to improve asset performance through such Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) activities as Failure Modes & Effects Analysis (FMEA), and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).
During this session, eMaint Director of Engineering Services Gil Acosta shares his insights into understanding hierarchical structures in CMMS, and discusses:
1. The importance of structuring 3 main levels: Location Level, Entity Level, Component Level
2. How each level is used in support of RCM activities such as FMEA and RCA
3. The functional alignment of assets using Data Explorer in X3 to demonstrate
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