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    Applied Industrial Plant Maintenance

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    Contents:

    1. Introduction

    2. Description Of Plant Operation

    3. Description of existing maintenance plan

    4. List of 22 items wic need maintenance

    !. Detailed "tep #$ step maintenance plan

    %. Critical pat anal$sis &CP'(

    ). *ealt and safet$ considerations

    +. List te criteria re,uired

    -. xamine 3 software Programmes

    1/. "creensots of Programmes

    11.O#ser0ation 0aluation

    12.ustication

    13. Conclusion

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    Introduction

    I am te maintenance super0isor for a mecanical engineering ser0ice

    compan$ called Oil 5as urope6. I am responsi#le for te te

    organisation of all maintenance witin te compan$6s #usiness.

    Currentl$ all maintenance7 ser0ice orders and reports a0e #een recorded

    #$ a paper #ased maintenance s$stem.

    Our compan$ as grown considera#l$ o0er te last couple of $ears. 8e

    manager as appro0ed tat a Computer 9aintenance 9anagement

    "$stem &C99"( sould #e purcased and implemented trougout te

    compan$ for all te maintenance operations.

    I a0e #een set te tas of assessing di;erent software pacages and to

    recommend te one most suited for te compan$6s needs.

    Description of Plant Operation

    9$ compan$ Oil 5as urope6 is a su#sea ser0ice compan$ tat focuses

    on pro0iding drilling companies wit in riser safet$ s$stems. 8ese

    s$stems allow well operations to #e conducted safel$ during drill stem

    testing &D"8(. 8e$ pro0ide te a#ilit$ to rapidl$ sut in te well and

    disconnect sould conditions re,uire it. Oil 5as urope6 also pro0ide *

    landing strings. lectroe on

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    deep water applications and addresses te disconnect pilosop$ from

    d$namicall$ positioned mo#ile drilling units.

    Description of existing maintenance:

    Currentl$ Oil 5as urope6 use a paper #ased maintenance s$stem. O0er

    te last couple of $ears Oil 5as urope6 a0e grown rapidl$ meaning a

    paper #ased s$stem is no longer suita#le. 8is is incon0enient for te

    compan$ #ecause it maes documents ard to nd and means documents

    can #e easil$ damaged it also uses up a lot of storage area. ?e are

    looing into purcasing a C99" #ecause it will allow ease of tracea#ilit$

    regarding maintenance witin te compan$7 reduce storage and also

    increase ealt and safet$ #$ remo0ing a possi#le re a>ard of paper

    #ased documents.

    Items to be maintained:

     8o test te C99" programmes I a0e decided to create a maintenance

    programme for one of our electrical $draulic control s$stems: =iser

    control module &=C9(.

    @elow is a list of 22 items tat need to #e maintained witin te =C9.

    1. 9andrel

    2. Crosso0er

    3. Auic Connect Crosso0er

    4. DCB

    !. "OB

    %. "9 Canister

    ). Lower 9ounting "lee0e

    +. pper 9ounting "lee0e

    -. Outer Co0er &Lower(

    1/. Outer Co0er &pper(

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    11. 8op lange

    12. 9iddle lange

    13. Lower lange

    14. P88E Canister

    1!. low 9eter

    1%. low 9eter Canister

    1). @ore 8ransducer

    1+. "ear "uttle 'ssem#l$

    1-. Cec Bal0e

    2/. DCB 9anifold

    21. "OB 9anifold

    22. "plit =ing

    Maintenance Plan:

    @elow is a step #$ step maintenance plan for =iser Control 9odule.

    Riser Control Module Maintenance Plan

    No Description Asset No Service re!uenc"

    1 9andrel *@//1 0er$ ! Fears

    2 Crosso0er *@//2 0er$ ! Fears

    3 Auic Connect Crosso0er *@//3 0er$ ! Fears

    4 DCB *@//4 Fearl$! "OB *@//! Fearl$

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    % "9 Canister *@//% Fearl$

    ) Lower 9ounting "lee0e *@//) 0er$ ! Fears

    + pper 9ounting "lee0e *@//+ 0er$ ! Fears

    - Outer Co0er &Lower( *@//- 0er$ ! Fears

    1/ Outer Co0er &pper( *@/1/ 0er$ ! Fears

    11 8op lange *@/11 0er$ ! Fears12 9iddle lange *@/12 0er$ ! Fears

    13 Lower lange *@/13 0er$ ! Fears

    14 P88E Canister *@/14 Fearl$

    1! low 9eter *@/1! Fearl$

    1% low 9eter Canister *@/1% Fearl$

    1) @ore 8ransducer *@/1) Fearl$

    1+ "ear "uttle 'ssem#l$ *@/1+ Fearl$

    1- Cec Bal0e *@/1- Fearl$

    2/ DCB 9anifold *@/2/ Fearl$

    21 "OB 9anifold *@/21 Fearl$22 "plit =ing *@/22 0er$ ! Fears

    Critical Pat# Anal"sis:

    Critical Pat 'nal$sis is a proGect management tecni,ue used to la$ out all

    acti0ities needed to complete a tas7 te time it will tae to complete acti0it$

    and te lin or relationsip #etween acti0ities. 8is metod can elp predict

    weter a proGect can #e completed on time. CP' can #e used to reorganise te

    proGect #efore it as started7 #ut also allows reorganisation during te proGect asit progresses. CP' allows proGects completion to #e ept on trac and ensures

    deli0era#les are read$ on time.

    CP' can #e done manuall$ or using computer software. 8e proGect manager

    maes a list of acti0ities in te order te$ must #e completed wit time

    expectations7 te$ ten proceed to create diagrams of te process.

    $ealt# % Safet" Considerations:

     8ere are a few ealt and safet$ considerations rele0ant to our assets we must

    tae into account wen carr$ing out maintenance on components. It is also

    important to follow Oil 5as urope6s6 maintenance document for te =C9

    wic gi0es assem#l$Hdisassem#l$ procedure details and an$ additional safet$

    informationHwarnings.

    Lifting Operations and Lifting ,uipment =egulations &LOL=( must #e considered

    during maintenance operations as man$ components are a considera#le weigt.

    LOL= includes duties of people and companies wo own or a0e control o0er

    lifting e,uipment. 8is includes e0er$ #usiness and organisations wose

    emplo$ees use lifting e,uipment7 weter owned #$ tem or not. In most cases

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    lifting e,uipment is also wor e,uipment so te Pro0ision and se of ?or

    ,uipment =egulations &P?=( will also appl$.

    Personal Protecti0e ,uipment =egulations &PP( will also a0e to #e considered

    wen carr$ing out maintenance on =C9. PP co0ers personal safet$ e,uipment

    suc as ig 0isi#ilit$ re retardant co0eralls7 safet$ #oots7 safet$ goggles and

    safet$ elmets.

    Control of "u#stances *a>ardous to *ealt &CO"**( =egulations co0ers all

    su#stances tat can #e a>ardous to ealt. In our =C9 we a0e a sealed

    cam#er lled *$draulic luid and anoter sealed cam#er lled wit dielectric

    uid tese uids would #ot fall under CO"**.

    Criteria Re!uired

     8ere are a few aspects to #e considered wen identif$ing a suita#le C99"

    pacage for Oil 5as urope7 tese include te cost of te programmes7 securit$

    of te programmes7 te ease of use and information input witin te programme.

     8e #elow #ullet points are te criteria6s witin te programmes I will #e looing

    at.

    • ase Of se

    • Information Input

    • Cost

    • "ecurit$

    &xamine ' soft(are programmes

    irst of all I input ! items into eac of te 3 programmes7 C?O=J"7 rontline

    9aintenance and xpress 9aintenance to see wic 2 programmes I wanted to

    do furter examination on using m$ 22 items a#o0e.

    I decided to disregard rontline maintenance at tis point #ecause it ad no login

    or user name option meaning te securit$ of te programme could #e low and it

    was ,uite diKcult tot use.

    Customisation

    I now decided to loo into 2 programmes in more dept #$ customising

    maintenance information into tem. or te customisation process I decided touse C?O=J" and xpress 9aintenance7 I disregarded ronline maintenance at

    tis stage #ecause after ,uicl$ stud$ing te programme it looed 0er$

    complicated to use. I input te 22 items stated a#o0e into C?O=J" and xpress

    9aintenance to see wic programme I lied #est. I a0e attaced screensots

    from eac of te programmes #elow:

    C)OR*S igure +: ,, Assets (it#in

    C)OR*S

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    igure ,: Additional Info tab in Assets

    igure ': Detailed Asset + (it#in C)OR*S

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    igure -: Detailed Asset , (it#in C)OR*S

    &xpress Maintenance

    igure .: Detailed Asset + (it#in &xpress Maintenance

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    igure /: Detailed Asset , (it#in &xpress Maintenance

    igure 0: 1ist of ,, assets (it#in &xpress Maintenance

    Observation % &valuation

    C)OR*S

    C?O=J" seems to #e a secure programme as te log in re,uires user name and

    password input. 8e programme is 0er$ eas$ to use and allows $ou to input

    assets extremel$ ,uicl$. It allows a great deal of information to #e added a#out

    maintenance scedules and oter information a#out te components. 8ere is

    e0en an additional information6 ta# were maintenance notes can #e added to

    eac aspect. 8ere is noting to dislie a#out tis apart from one pro#lem tat

    te software does not allow $ou to delete an asset once it as #een sa0ed. 'part

    from tat tis software is simple it loos good #ecause te icons mae it easier

    on te e$es. C?O=J" costs approximatel$ M%)/ for an annual mem#ersip.

    'dditional pacages are a0aila#le wic co0er te costs of premium support and

    allow extra inputs to te programme. 8e programme can #e installed troug

    te installation CD meaning no external compan$ as to #e sent out to set it up.

    Installation can also #e done remotel$ and site wide #$ te I8 department witin

    te compan$. Discounts on cost are a0aila#le if more tan % annual licences are

    #eing purcased.

    &xpress Maintenance

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    xpress 9aintenance does not re,uire a password and user name on log in

    meaning it is possi#le not as secure of a programme as it could #e. xpress

    9aintenance is ,uite a complicated software to use. It re,uired a few trial and

    error6 #efore I managed to correctl$ input m$ assets. 8e information input

    allows te most important information to #e added #ut it taes a wile to get

    used to te input process. I dislie te loo of tis programme #ecause it6s ,uite#us$ and as a lot of writing. xpress 9aintenance costs M-// for an annual

    mem#ersip tis includes installation of te programme #ut re,uires a 3rd part$

    0endor to #e sent out.

     2usti3cation

    I a0e created a ta#le of te criteria of te 3 programmes and scored tem all

    out of 1/.

    Programme NameSecurit

    "&ase of 

    4seInformation

    Input CostC?O=J" - - - -xpress 9aintenance % ) ) %rontline 9aintenance % 2 ! )

    'fter careful consideration I a0e decided te #est maintenance programme for

    Oil 5as urope is C?O=J". It scored te igest out of te 3 programmes as

    seen a#o0e. It is te easiest to use out of te programmes studied7 it is te mostsecure7 all te re,uired information a#out te components can #e added7 and it

    loos good. C?O=J" also comes in te ceapest out of te 3 programmes

    meaning it will #e cost e;ecti0e for te compan$. 'n annual mem#ersip onl$

    costs M%)/ wit te option to upgrade to a premium mem#ersip. 8e fact te

    programme can #e installed 0ia CD or remotel$ #$ I8 department means it is a

    #onus for ease of Installation Compan$ wide.

    Conclusion

    In conclusion I feel C?O=J" is o0erall te #est maintenance programme for Oil

    5as urope. It is eas$ to use7 cost e;ecti0e as well as allowing group discount forsite purcase6s7 allows a lot of information to #e added regarding maintenance of 

    component6s7 allows additional information input and it loos good #ut also as

    good securit$ wit a user name and password log in.