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  • Ready. Set. Go! / almost

    Asset Management at S.F. BART

  • • AGENDA – Background

    – Premise

    – Assumptions

    – Specific Objectives

    – Approach

    – Take-Aways

  • • BACKGROUND – Opened September 1972

    – Serve ~380K patrons/day

    – 104 miles, 44 stations

    – 669-car fleet

    – 5͛6͟ gauge on

    – 1000 VDC

    – 80 MPH (avg. 33) with 20͟ station stops

    – Currently valued at about $25B

    – Fragmented inventory and condition data

    – Major technology transition in progress

  • • PREMISE – What do we have?

    – What is its condition?

    – What do we need to do about it?

    – When do we need to do it?

    – How will we pay for it?

    – What are the risks?

    – How will performance be affected?

    – How will region be affected?

    – Necessity to be the ͞mother of smart solutions͟

  • • ASSUMPTIONS – Unlikely we͛ll ever have enough money

    – Drive backward from the destination – the NTD • CMMS-> TERM-Lite -> RTCI -> MTC -> FTA

    – Urgent need to • Develop complete asset portfolio/register

    • Develop the ABS (Asset Breakdown Structure)

    • !ssess complete/accurate condition / in stages

    – Follow path of least resistance (McGyver it!) • Use what s͛ available and laying around – TERM Lite

    – IIMM, PAS-55

  • • SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

    – Create prioritized, time-phased CapEx and OpEx

    – Clearly understand and communicate risks

    – Clearly understand and communicate performance and service impacts

  • • APPROACH

    ENGINE

    FRAMEWORK

    PRACTICES

    ͞�ore͟ IMPROVE

  • ENGINE CMMS + TERM-Lite + PPM

    ͞�ore͟ IMPROVE

    FRAMEWORK

    PRACTICES

  • • ENGINE: – Develop the inventory (in progress) • Instrument to accommodate attributes

    • Enable as single work authorization system

    • Use smart tech to accelerate data collection

    – Define ABS based on TERM-Lite s͛ model

    – Preliminary SGR condition analysis via TERM-Lite

    – Define preliminary CapEx/OpEx • Reconcile CapEx based on ͚expert judgment͛ with ͚decay curve͛-based analysis

    – Prioritize and time phase CapEx via PPM

  • =

    • �E!M (�!RT s͛ Enterprise !sset Management)

    DATA PROCESSES PRODUCT USER

    ERP (w/MAXIMO) + TERM Lite Capital Assets Inventory

    Future RTCI

    SGR Analysis & Capital Projects Definitions

    Capital Needs Inventory Portfolio Optimization Model

    SRTP / CIP

    MTC / FTA

    BoD

    SGRCriteria & Weights

    Financials

    Production Support

  • CMMS + TERM-Lite + PPM ENGINE

    ͞�ore͟ IMPROVE

    FRAMEWORK

    NAMSPlus.US

    PRACTICES

    http:NAMSPlus.US

  • • FRAMEWORK: – Conduct Asset Management Maturity Assessment

    – Establish governance elements

    – Establish policy, strategy and standards

    – Develop [one or more] AM Plan[s] • Train staff and develop capacity to do this!!

    – Develop a risk register and manage risks

    – Update the Strategic Long Term Plan

    – Develop a dashboard reporting capability

    – Integrate Knowledge Management elements

    – !chieve ͞�ore͟ maturity level

  • BART - Mab.I rity Assessment ID 1CH

    Evaluation

    Datil & Sy.&t~ms

    Levees of ~rvice

    Amnu11I Report p M

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    p H

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    l~w R;s~urce Input to Ach l; v ; · ~nd Maintain core Le\1e l

    Maturity Assessment Result

    Risk Level

    NOTE: Only 3 of 5 levels shown

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  • [What? Why? Priority]

    Asset Management and Reinvestment ...... ....~

    Planning (TERM Lite)

    SMP (Planners & Maintenance

    E~mneers)

    [When? and Condition Assessment]

    Project Planning and Execution

    ~BD)

    [How? How well?]

    Asset Attributes

    Measurement

    Capital Assets

    lnvento

    pEx

    Reports, Analysis,

    Management (OBIEE)

    apEx

  • Service Aims

    Service Activities, Service Levels and Risks ISamplc Oata)

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    Resource Strategy (Sample Oat.I )

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  • CMMS + TERM-Lite + PPM ENGINE

    ͞�ore͟ IMPROVE FRAMEWORK

    NAMSPlus.US

    PRACTICES

    Strategic Maintenance Program

    http:NAMSPlus.US

  • • PRACTICES: – A systematic effort to modernize the way we

    conduct our maintenance work

    • Predictive

    • Reliability-centered

    – Integrate condition measurements • Collect, store, analyze asset data

    • Substitute actual data for decay curves over time

    – Decide on reinvestment priorities based on risk, performance and service requirements and costs

    – Improve and standardize PgM and PM practices

  • • TAKE-AWAYS – The journey has no final destination

    – Assess your current status (you may be surprised)

    – Do not reinvent the wheel

    – Collaborate internally and externally

    – Define the processes first, then apply technology

    – Define ͞good enough ,͟ then consider further improvement goals and drivers

    – Place the risk burden where it belongs

    – Stare down institutional cynicism

    – KISS it! / for the sake of the ͚natives͛

  • • THANK YOU!

    – Frank Ruffa, PMP, MS

    – S.F. Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART)

    – (510) 464-6573

    [email protected]

    mailto:[email protected]