Elements and Performance Criteria
- Identify asset requirements.
- Assets are identified and relevant documentation is obtained and analysed to establish asset evaluation parameters.
- Consultation is undertaken with relevant people to obtain information using appropriate interpersonal techniques.
- Source documents are accessed and reviewed to ensure information is valid and reliable.
- Asset characteristics are assessed and documented in a maintenance strategy.
- Recommend maintenance strategy.
- Information on asset performance is gathered and analysed against industry benchmarks.
- Asset performance is established and appropriate maintenance methods and schedules are documented.
- Strategic prioritisation is undertaken to identify risks, anticipate future maintenance requirements, and identify opportunities to improve quality or cost efficiency of asset.
- Limitations in providing objective client advice are recognised and specialist advice is sought as required.
- Cost-effective solutions regarding asset life cycle are presented to relevant people in required format, style and structure.
- Monitor and report on maintenance strategy.
- Asset life cycle maintenance strategy is monitored and evaluated to ensure it is effective.
- Feedback is used to identify and develop future strategies to improve life cycle maintenance.
- Business equipment and technology are used to complete and process relevant documentation.
- Asset information is securely maintained with due regard to client confidentiality.