Installing Reliability Culture in an Energy Generation Company

Description of the Client - Company

The company is one of the most successful electrical business operators in the Mediterranean area. It also provides utility services in other European countries as well as in South and Central America.
The Company accounts for 49.000 MW of Installed Power, having generated 183.000 GWh in 2007 for over 23 million users.

PROJECT OBJECTIVE

To create a sustainable Reliability Culture supported by RCM2 (Reliability Centred Maintenance), a tool that has been proven worldwide.
Main aims addressed through the reliability culture:
• Identify critical areas and productive process elements with consideration for environment and security issues.
• Identify improvement opportunities.
• Determine the best use of available resources to optimize maintenance on the most intensively used systems and consider the man-power and alternative resources that can be deployed to other areas of Energy Generation Units.
• Document maintenance plan changes to ensure the traceability of implemented decisions.
• Determine reliability improvements for the energy generation equipment.
• Determine the minimum maintenance required to keep assets secure and optimize overall costs.
• Increase maintenance and operations personnel’s knowledge of equipment and the production process.

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