Asset Management | Engineering
EPM provide specialised professional engineering asset management services for organisations that operate in industrial and hazardous environments.
What we do, and the service we offer, is closely aligned to the requirements of ISO55000; the international reference standard for the optimal management of physical assets.
Our specific technical and legislative knowledge allows us to assure compliance and asset technical integrity.
Successful management of Asset Integrity requires a clear strategy; not just for periodic examination, but for the whole plant lifecycle.
This is especially important on sites storing and processing hazardous substances, where the consequences of integrity failure can be harmful to life and the environment.
Overall, our business is about providing peace of mind that your plant and equipment retains high levels of integrity and compliance at all times.
Our commitment is to steady growth through long term customer and service delivery partnerships.
EPM are expert in populating computerised asset management software systems (CMMS) with all its data.
We specialise in software system management, administration and support.
Implementing and managing every detail on your behalf; starting with site surveys, asset registers, as built CAD drawings and equipment tagging. Technical documents, operation and maintenance instructions are researched and created.
Our attention to detail will assure the impact of project and site changes are not forgotten as sometimes happens.
Our approach is to ensure a seamless and fully as-built project including up to date asset registers, as-built documentation, site tagging, and all CMMS changes taken care of.
We provide a complete end-to-end engineering and project management service for new build installations, in addition to carrying out modifications to existing sites.
Our services include design and change management as well as project planning, specification and procurement across multi-disciplinary functions including structural, civil, mechanical, electrical, instrument and control.