Asset Monitoring - SgurrEnergy
Asset Monitoring - SgurrEnergy
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Asset Management Manage Projects and their Assets for cost, performance, and operational-life effectiveness.
SgurrEnergy undertakes the technical management of the Projects in accordance with recognised business principles and industry practice. Technical management services are in compliance with all legal regulations and permits, in addition to any prevailing engineer procure construct (EPC) and service and maintenance agreements, guarantees, warranties, power purchase and interconnection agreements. Prior to the commencement of the Technical Asset Management Services, SgurrEnergy ensures that the systems for the management of the Project sites are effectively set up:
- Familiarise ourselves with the relevant technical aspects of the Project, including but not limited to technical issues in the past.
- Organise the hand-over process from the outgoing provider, including, but not limited to, the hand-over of documents (soft and hard copies) and access to the Project.
- Organise and attend site visits with the outgoing provider to occur before the handover and provide an issue report to the Client.
- Organise access to the Project remote monitoring systems.
- Set up our independent Performance System. SgurrEnergy assigns experienced personnel in order to provide its technical knowledge, its market experience as well as its contacts with authorities, suppliers, manufacturers and service companies to suggest optimisation opportunities for the Project, in order to give advice and make suggestions on how to prevent damages to the assets and also how to achieve an optimal operating result.
SgurrEnergy assigns experienced personnel in order to provide its technical knowledge, its market experience as well as its contacts with authorities, suppliers, manufacturers and service companies to suggest optimisation opportunities for the Project, in order to give advice and make suggestions on how to prevent damages to the assets and also how to achieve an optimal operating result. Scheduled maintenance outages by the facility manager is checked, monitored, and will be completed during low irradiation periods if reasonably possible.
