Maintainability

?? SSAMM Newsletter 5 is live! | SSAMM Nieuwsbrief 5 is beschikbaar! ?? ?? Tweetalig | Bilingual: Nederlands & English ?? ???? Nederlandse versie Met trots presenteren wij SSAMM Newsletter 5, een speciale editie in twee talen! In deze nieuwsbrief belichten we: ? De nieuwste SSAMM-publicaties over Industry 5.0, Asset Management en Maintenance Engineering. ? Een uitgebreide vooruitblik op Maintenance NEXT 2025, inclusief de keynote van Jan Stoker op 10 april in Rotterdam Ahoy. ? Het offici?le kennisprogramma van Maintenance NEXT 2025, belangrijke onderwerpen en certificeringen zoals World Partners in Asset Management. UK English version We are proud to present SSAMM Newsletter 5, a special bilingual edition! This newsletter covers: ? The latest SSAMM publications on Industry 5.0, Asset Management, and Maintenance Engineering. ? A comprehensive preview of Maintenance NEXT 2025, including the keynote by Jan Stoker on April 10 in Rotterdam Ahoy. ? The official Maintenance NEXT 2025 knowledge program, key topics, and certifications such as World Partners in Asset Management More Information Maintenance NEXT ??Maintenance NEXT 2025 – Rotterdam Ahoy ??Thursday10 April 2025 ?? Registration: https://lnkd.in/eGrd_KpF ??Entrance is free ???Stay informed and receiving updates? Join this event: https://lnkd.in/e2Mu2tgm #assetmanagement | #engineering | #sustainability | #education

Mantainability: 'Lemniscating' Different Asset Management Landscape Models with the Maintenance Landscape Model. Maintainability is a critical enabler of asset performance and lifecycle cost optimization, ensuring that assets can be efficiently repaired, inspected, and maintained. However, without structured integration into asset management models, maintainability considerations may be overlooked in asset design and procurement processes. The Asset & Maintenance Management Lemniscate ensures that maintainability principles are directly linked to the Maintenance 15-box Landscape Model, enabling structured maintenance-friendly asset planning. The Common Basis segment (EN 15628) defines maintainability metrics, ensuring that assets are designed for easy maintenance access, modular repairability, and optimized inspection strategies. The Management segment ensures that maintenance policies incorporate maintainability considerations, reducing long-term operational costs and unplanned downtime. The Methodologies segment integrates failure mode analysis, reliability-centered maintenance (RCM), and asset maintainability optimization, ensuring that maintenance execution aligns with long-term asset usability. Industry 5.0 enhances these capabilities with real-time data analytics, predictive failure modeling, and digital twin-based simulations, allowing organizations to design assets for maximized maintainability. The Resources segment ensures that maintenance teams are equipped with the right tools, documentation, and personnel training programs to enhance maintainability in asset-intensive industries. Lemniscating Asset Management with the Maintenance Landscape model providing insight and structure in a horizontal as well an vertical way. Primairly article: https://lnkd.in/e6Q7w9Cw Full image, article and source: https://lnkd.in/e7RmMHvs More about this topic check the SSAMM keynote at Maintenance NEXT: Knowledge Program: https://lnkd.in/eDB_KEBP Sources, full image and more: - Text and visual: Jan Stoker - The A&MM Lemniscate: https://lnkd.in/eNFqdr8j - SAM, First Edition: https://lnkd.in/eqHabS9u - ISO550XX:2024 Insights: https://lnkd.in/e-bCg2Nz See also for other perspectives: - Sustainable Asset & Maintenance Management (SAMM) - The Asset Manager - Industry 5.0 - The Maintenance Manager - The Maintenance Engineer - Asset & Maintenance Management 5.0 Implementation - Circular Asset and Maintenance Management - Asset Condition Monitoring & Inspection Subscribe SSAMM.NL Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eeT8namv #assetmanagement | #engineering | #sustainability | #education

Maintainability: Redefining Assurance Through Lifecycle Integration The ISO 55000:2024 revision aligns assurance with lifecycle-focused asset management. Maintainability professionals must now embed assurance throughout the entire asset lifecycle, ensuring reliability and value generation from design to decommissioning. With the rise of Industry 5.0, maintainability strategies must integrate human-centered intelligence, automation, and predictive capabilities. Digital twins and AI-driven simulations allow professionals to anticipate failure modes, optimize maintenance strategies, and enhance asset durability. The removal of assurance as a standalone principle highlights the necessity of proactive design-for-maintenance approaches. Rather than relying on retrospective assurance, organizations must integrate real-time monitoring, lifecycle assessments, and adaptive maintenance strategies. This shift demands cross-functional coordination. Maintainability professionals must work with design engineers, asset managers, and operations teams to ensure assurance is embedded in every stage of the asset lifecycle. By embracing integrated, intelligent maintainability frameworks, organizations can achieve sustainable, cost-effective asset performance, ensuring assurance is a natural outcome rather than a compliance-driven process. Primairly article: https://lnkd.in/eYSCCyyF Full image, article and source: https://lnkd.in/e-bCg2Nz More about this topic check the SSAMM keynote at Maintenance NEXT: Knowledge Program: https://lnkd.in/eDB_KEBP Sources, full image and more: - Text and visual: Jan Stoker - The Maintenance Framework: https://lnkd.in/e7RmMHvs - SAM, First Edition: https://lnkd.in/eqHabS9u - ISO550XX:2024 Insights: https://lnkd.in/e-bCg2Nz See also for other perspectives: - Sustainable Asset & Maintenance Management (SAMM) - The Asset Manager - Industry 5.0 - The Maintenance Manager - The Maintenance Engineer - Asset & Maintenance Management 5.0 Implementation - Circular Asset and Maintenance Management - Asset Condition Monitoring & Inspection Subscribe SSAMM.NL Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eeT8namv #assetmanagement | #engineering | #sustainability | #education

Maintainability and the Maintenance Landscape ModelMaintainability and the Maintenance Landscape Model Maintainability is essential for ensuring that assets can be easily repaired, maintained, and restored. The Maintenance 15-box Landscape Model, connected through the horizontal line of sight in the Asset Management Lemniscate, ensures that maintainability is considered throughout the asset lifecycle. The Common Basis segment (EN17485 and EN17007) defines maintainability requirements to align with asset performance objectives. The Management segment establishes policies that ensure maintainability is embedded in maintenance strategies, reducing downtime and lifecycle costs. The Methodologies segment integrates predictive maintenance to enhance maintainability, reducing unexpected failures. Industry 5.0 technologies allow real-time assessment of maintainability through simulations and digital twins. The Resources segment ensures that maintenance teams have access to necessary documentation, spare parts, and repair tools. Primairly article: https://lnkd.in/eJXDcA24 Full image, article and source: https://lnkd.in/e7RmMHvs More about this topic check the SSAMM keynote at Maintenance NEXT: Knowledge Program: https://lnkd.in/eDB_KEBP Sources, full image and more: - Text and visual: Jan Stoker - The Maintenance Framework: https://lnkd.in/e7RmMHvs - SAM, First Edition: https://lnkd.in/eqHabS9u - Industry 5.0: https://lnkd.in/em_p5SxX - ISO550XX:2024 Insights: https://lnkd.in/e-bCg2Nz - The AM-BowTie: https://lnkd.in/eWbxg2_d See also for other perspectives: - Sustainable Asset & Maintenance Management (SAMM) - The Asset Manager - Industry 5.0 - The Maintenance Manager - The Maintenance Engineer - Asset & Maintenance Management 5.0 Implementation - Circular Asset and Maintenance Management - Asset Condition Monitoring & Inspection Subscribe SSAMM.NL Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eeT8namv #assetmanagement | #engineering | #sustainability | #education

Maintainability and the Maintenance Landscape Model Maintainability is central to the success of the Maintenance Landscape Model within the Asset Management Lemniscate. It determines the ease with which assets can be inspected, repaired, or replaced, directly influencing operational costs and asset availability. Through the horizontal line of sight, maintainability links design decisions in The Institute of Asset Management 10-box Model to practical maintenance outcomes. The Common Basis segment (EN15628) sets standards for designing assets that are easy to maintain. Effective maintainability is ensured when assets are accessible, repairable, and designed with modular components. The Management segment focuses on integrating maintainability into maintenance strategies, ensuring that maintenance costs are minimized without compromising reliability. Within the Methodologies segment, predictive and condition-based maintenance reduce maintenance downtime by addressing potential failures early. Industry 5.0 innovations, such as digital simulations, help maintenance engineers evaluate maintainability during the design phase, ensuring optimal resource allocation in the Resources segment. Primairly article: https://lnkd.in/eUkzfSBj Full image, article and source: https://lnkd.in/e7RmMHvs More about this topic check the SSAMM keynote at Maintenance NEXT: Knowledge Program: https://lnkd.in/eDB_KEBP Sources, full image and more: - Text and visual: Jan Stoker - SAM, First Edition: https://lnkd.in/eqHabS9u - Industry 5.0: https://lnkd.in/em_p5SxX - ISO550XX:2024 Insights: https://lnkd.in/e-bCg2Nz - The AM-BowTie: https://lnkd.in/eWbxg2_d See also for other perspectives: - Sustainable Asset & Maintenance Management (SAMM) - The Asset Manager - Industry 5.0 - The Maintenance Manager - The Maintenance Engineer - Asset & Maintenance Management 5.0 Implementation - Circular Asset and Maintenance Management - Asset Condition Monitoring & Inspection Subscribe SSAMM.NL Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eeT8namv #assetmanagement | #engineering | #sustainability | #education

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Maintainability: The Cornerstone of Effective Asset Design and Management in the Maintenanec landscape Model. Maintainability plays a central role within the horizontal alignment of the Asset Management Lemniscate, where decisions made during asset design affect long-term maintenance outcomes. Positioned within the Maintenance Landscape, maintainability focuses on ensuring that assets can be easily maintained, repaired, and restored, thereby minimizing downtime and lifecycle costs. Standards like EN 17007 guide this design process to ensure maintainability objectives are met. When maintainability is embedded into the asset design phase, the maintenance team benefits from streamlined interventions, predictable performance, and safer working conditions. Condition-based and predictive maintenance practices further enhance maintainability by using real-time monitoring to identify potential failures before they occur. This proactive approach reduces resource consumption and maintenance costs. Industry 5.0 technologies such as digital twins and simulations enable engineers to predict maintainability challenges during the design stage. The result is an optimized Maintenance Landscape where design and operational strategies converge, ensuring assets remain operationally efficient and cost-effective throughout their lifecycles. Primairly: https://lnkd.in/eZuGD3vZ Full image, article and source: https://lnkd.in/e7RmMHvs More about this topic check the SSAMM keynote at Maintenance NEXT: Knowledge Program: https://lnkd.in/eDB_KEBP Or check SSAMM Newsletter 4 https://lnkd.in/eWFH2gaw Sources, full image and more: - Text and visual: Jan Stoker - SAM, First Edition: https://lnkd.in/eqHabS9u - Industry 5.0: https://lnkd.in/em_p5SxX - ISO550XX:2024 Insights: https://lnkd.in/e-bCg2Nz - The AM-BowTie: https://lnkd.in/eWbxg2_d See also for other perspectives: - Sustainable Asset & Maintenance Management (SAMM) - The Asset Manager - Industry 5.0 - The Maintenance Manager - The Maintenance Engineer - Asset & Maintenance Management 5.0 Implementation Subscribe SSAMM.NL Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eeT8namv #assetmanagement | #engineering | #sustainability | #education

Maintainability: Duurzaam Ontwerp en Onderhoud Hand in Hand ??? Maintainability vormt de kern van duurzaam asset management. Tijdens Maintenance NEXT 2025 worden strategie?n besproken om vanaf de ontwerpfase al rekening te houden met onderhoud. Onder andere Jan Stoker zal inzichten delen over hoe bedrijven de levensduur van hun assets kunnen verlengen, kosten kunnen verlagen en tegelijkertijd duurzaamheid kunnen bevorderen. SSAMM Conferance Papers: https://lnkd.in/ecAVi6YS De Innovation Expo en Experience Tours bieden praktijkvoorbeelden van bedrijven die succesvolle maintainability-strategie?n hebben toegepast. Door vanaf het begin de onderhoudbaarheid van systemen te waarborgen, kunnen organisaties effici?ntere processen realiseren. ?? Doe mee aan deze belangrijke discussie en ontdek hoe maintainability bijdraagt aan duurzame groei. Bezoek de website en registreer u vandaag nog om onderdeel te zijn van de toekomst van duurzaam onderhoud. ?? Laat u inspireren door de sessies en mis deze unieke gelegenheid niet om uw netwerk uit te breiden en kennis te vergaren. Bezoek de Maintetance NEXT website voor meer informatie en registreer u vandaag nog. ?? Ga voor meer informatie naar de website: https://lnkd.in/eFsgbb25 ?? Of registreer u direct via deze link: https://lnkd.in/eGrd_KpF #MaintenanceNEXT | #Innovatie | #Technologie | #Duurzaamheid | #Netwerken

Maintainability: A People-Centric Approach to Asset Management The ISO55012 standard emphasizes that maintainability is not only a technical objective but also a people-centric one. Achieving high levels of maintainability requires the active involvement and competence of personnel across the organization. Maintainability begins with alignment to strategic goals. ISO55001 (Clause 5) highlights the importance of leadership in fostering engagement and commitment to asset management principles. Maintenance Managers, Engineers, and Supervisors must align their efforts with the SAMP, ensuring that maintainability objectives are integrated into organizational strategies and operational plans. Competency development plays a central role in maintainability. ISO55012 advocates for identifying the skills needed to optimize asset performance and creating training programs to build these competencies. Personnel must be equipped to use tools like Digital Twins and predictive analytics, enabling them to address maintainability challenges proactively and efficiently. Communication is equally critical. ISO55001 (Clause 7.4) stresses the need for clear and consistent communication to align people with maintainability objectives. By fostering collaboration and sharing insights across teams, organizations can ensure that maintainability becomes an integral part of their asset management culture. In summary, maintainability relies on the active involvement of competent people. ISO55012 provides the framework for aligning maintainability efforts with strategic goals, ensuring that people remain at the heart of achieving asset performance and reliability. Primairly: https://lnkd.in/ezgsxVRU Full image, article and source: https://lnkd.in/e-bCg2Nz More about this topic check the SSAMM.NL keynote at Maintenance NEXT: Knowledge Program: https://lnkd.in/eDB_KEBP Sources, full image and more: - Text and visual: Jan Stoker - SAM, First Edition: https://lnkd.in/eqHabS9u - ISO55012: Guidance on peple involvemennd competance - Industry 5.0: https://lnkd.in/em_p5SxX - ISO550XX:2024 Insights: https://lnkd.in/e-bCg2Nz - The AM-BowTie: https://lnkd.in/eWbxg2_d See also for other perspectives: - Sustainable Asset & Maintenance Management (SAMM) - The Asset Manager - Industry 5.0 - The Maintenance Manager - The Maintenance Engineer Subscribe SSAMM.NL Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eeT8namv #assetmanagement | #engineering | #sustainability | #education | #artificialintelligence

Maintainability: Enhancing Asset Performance Through the Vertical Line of Sight The Vertical Line of Sight, as outlined in ISO 55000:2024, is critical for integrating maintainability into asset management. By aligning the Strategic Asset Management Plan (SAMP) with maintenance practices, this framework ensures that maintainability principles are embedded throughout the asset lifecycle, creating value at every stage. It provides a structured connection between strategic goals and operational execution, fostering consistency and continuous improvement. Maintainability depends on collaboration across roles such as Maintenance Managers, Engineers, and Supervisors, as described in EN15628:2024. Managers align resources and schedules with organizational priorities, Engineers ensure the technical reliability of assets, and Supervisors connect on-the-ground maintenance feedback with higher-level strategies. EN17485 reinforces the importance of this integration, ensuring that maintainability considerations influence both planning and execution. Bi-directional communication is essential to this alignment. Maintenance teams provide insights into asset performance, failure trends, and operational constraints, which inform adjustments to strategic plans. This feedback loop, emphasized in ISO55010:2024, ensures that maintainability objectives remain practical and responsive to real-world conditions, supporting proactive decision-making. Wrap Up: The vertical line of sight ensures maintainability is integrated into organizational strategies and practices. It aligns all levels of the organization, enabling collaboration, proactive maintenance, and effective use of advanced technologies. As maintainability becomes a cornerstone of long-term asset performance, this alignment ensures organizations achieve resilience, efficiency, and sustained value. Primairly: https://lnkd.in/eve5UahX Full image, article and source: https://lnkd.in/eNFqdr8j More about this topic check the SSAMM.NL keynote at Maintenance NEXT: Knowledge Program: https://lnkd.in/eDB_KEBP Sources, full image and more: - Text and visual: Jan Stoker - SAM, First Edition: https://lnkd.in/eqHabS9u - Industry 5.0: https://lnkd.in/em_p5SxX - ISO550XX:2024 Insights: https://lnkd.in/e-bCg2Nz - The AM-BowTie: https://lnkd.in/eWbxg2_d See also for other perspectives: - Sustainable Asset & Maintenance Management (SAMM) - The Asset Manager - Industry 5.0 - The Maintenance Manager - The Maintenance Engineer Subscribe SSAMM.NL Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eeT8namv #assetmanagement | #engineering | #sustainability | #education | #artificialintelligence