AssetWise Reliability

Asset hierarchy management

• Manage assets across unlimited sites and hierarchy levels while tracking installations and complete historical records.
• Apply enterprise asset strategies and identify poor performers
• Analyze and report on asset data efficiently using hierarchical structures  

Asset templates & strategy standardization

• Analyze components and assemblies, systems, and entire site hierarchies, including condition indicators and maintenance plans
• Accelerate implementation using smart copy and templating capabilities
• Maintain consistency across sites in your enterprise

Asset risk prioritization and criticality assessment

• Assess the potential impact of asset failure based on safety, environmental integrity, output, quality, costs, customer service, or other factors
• Evaluate likelihood and consequence of asset failure
• Objective determination of the relative risk (to identify reliability improvement projects) and criticality (to prioritize maintenance)  

Reliability strategy selector

• Apply reliability methodologies including RBI, RCM2, FMEA and SIF
• Objectively determine which assets require RCM2 versus those better suited for MTA or CPR through a tailored, risk‑based approach.
• Provide an auditable, regulator‑ready reference that supports transparency and compliance.

Strategy development analysis (SDA) study

• Document/record, revise/update and approve FMEA/MTA, RCM, RBI, and SIF analyses
• Maintain version control for better operational records

Safety analysis and risk management

• Analyze loss‑of‑containment scenarios and assess risks at both the system and asset levels to support required safety and compliance processes, including ISA 84, IEC 61511, IEC 61508, and IEC 61882.
• Ensure assets are safely inspected, proof tested, and maintained to reduce or eliminate risk, covering SIS/SIF, SIL, HAZOP, risk matrices, and layer‑of‑protection analysis.
• Provide a structured approach to identifying and mitigating safety risks across operations.

Feasibility evaluation for MTA, RCM, and RBI failure modes

• Evaluate the cost of maintenance strategies as well as the cost of asset failure and select the best option.
• Balance the cost of performing preventive maintenance against the cost of actual repairs,
• Set cost justification threshold for transparency on selected option.

Risk-based inspections (RBI)

• Identify best inspection and maintenance strategy for pressure systems, tanks, and other containers based on risk tolerance and criticality
• Document the threats, failure mechanisms, failure modes, and barriers to maintain asset integrity
• Evaluate the risk and develop the risk mitigation strategy
• Manage and maintain Inspection Next Due Dates based on degradation rates.

Reliability-centered maintenance

• Define maintenance tasks required to maintain asset function, suited for high-risk assets beyond risk tolerance.
• Apply Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) practices for high-risk or critical asset
• Fully compliant with JA1011/JA1012 standards.

Maintenance task analysis (FMEA)

• Capture operational knowledge using FMEA-based maintenance planning
• Use templates for condition monitoring and maintenance activities
• Accelerate reliability program implementation

Current practices review (CPR)

• Automates valid paper-based inspections, preventive maintenance tasks, condition-based maintenance routes, and operating setup procedures through baseline review.
• Use when quick results are required to initiate change from a highly reactive environment to a more proactive culture
• Validates existing practices and implements a mobile approach to inspection and work management

Asset condition assessment

• Evaluation matrix by asset class
• Score assets for refurbishment, upgrade, or replacement

Asset restoration planning

• Evaluation matrix by asset class
• Plan capital expenditures for refurbishment and replacement
• Align maintenance investment with long-term asset performance goals

Deployment options

• Hosted by Bentley
• On-premises or self/third-party hosting

Databases Supported

• Microsoft SQL Server

Technical architecture

• Microsoft.NET
• Winforms user interface components
• Load balancing, application server management, hosted under IIS
• Unified deployment and migration capabilities
• Encrypted secure https communication between client, application servers
• OpenID authentication, Active Directory federation, multifactor authentication - Or Windows authentication