Typically, resource and energy companies know they need to improve on asset management and maintenance. However, a lack of an integrated maintenance strategy – and the valuable ‘helicopter view’ such a strategy provides – leads inevitably to operational and safety risks, duplication, and inefficiency. The problem lies not in knowing there is room for improvement, but in how to get going.
Denver utilises a Capability Maturity Model to assess our clients’ current state of maturity; often benchmarking against other organisations of similar size and industry to provide recommendations for improvement. The goals is to move closer to an optimised state. The Capability Maturity Model below uses a "traffic light” system (red, orange, and green), aligned with the five levels of the CMM to assess Governance, People, Process and Technology within each process – (Procure an Asset, Register an Asset, Corrective Maintenance, and Preventative Maintenance) under each Asset Category.

With the right tool for the job and one that centralises processes with asset data, you can safeguard the asset, the processes it serves, the safety of people working with it and ultimately the financial reward generated from that investment. Optimising virtually all asset types brings cost-savings, efficiencies, asset reliability, extended lifecycle, and increased safety across the enterprise.
Whether it’s maintenance, reliability or asset management - Denver helps you get your maintenance strategies right and assists in execution to deliver the desired outcome. Denver consultants are highly experienced in all processes, data, and integration aspects of asset management and maintenance. We’ve worked across the Resource and Energy sectors to help our clients optimise their asset capability and improve their maintenance and reliability while reducing costs and risk.
BP operates the BP-Husky refinery at Toledo in the United States in a joint venture with Husky Energy. The refinery processes up to 160,000 barrels of crude oil per day and provides the Midwestern United States with gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, propane and asphalt.
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