TYCO CASE STUDY
Without a detailed preventative maintenance strategy, the offshore platform runs the risk of unplanned outages and faults due to downtime as a result of safety critical systems not operating correctly. This reactive approach often leads to unplanned business loss and drops in production efficiency.
The benefits of a world-leading supplier Tyco has a unique ability to provide this service at the highest level, as no other provider has expertise in as many product areas. It is the global leader in safety and security solutions, and as such its engineers and technicians have access to a world class range of safety products and specialist solutions with which to service clients. No matter the challenge faced by oil and gas operators, Tyco is likely to have prior experience, experts in the field and adapted technology to fit the situation.
As part of this, Tyco is also in a position to carry out large-scale onshore integration, merging support teams and supply chains to ensure that engineers for multiple sectors have access to a unified back-end network.
This arrangement ensures both that engineers can cross-communicate and that client liaisons can optimise and integrate their offshore plans without needing to go through multiple contacts or systems. The end result is a preventative maintenance strategy that fits the client’s operational needs and budget while remaining competent and compliant.
Cost-saving through innovation Operators are increasingly realising that cost savings and efficiency can be achieved through innovation and not just quick, hard cuts. With many industry experts warning that these cuts are in danger of going too far, it’s now up to duty holders to take the initiative and explore the innovative options open to them.
The oil and gas sector has a responsibility to its employees and the wider public to take safety seriously and ensure risk levels are as low as reasonably practicable. By implementing innovative methodologies and integrating servicing and maintenance, they can make a real difference to the bottom line while ensuring full compliance
with industry standards and regulations.
Tyco is dedicated to helping offshore managers play their part in achieving this vision. It is clear the market is still in recovery, but with the expertise and knowledge of one of the world’s largest and longest-serving safety companies, coupled with a willingness to shake things up and redesign long-standing procedural norms, progress can be made. Financial stability and top-quality safety procedures do not have to be opposed - there is plenty of scope for change without adding to the monetary difficulties the industry faces.
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In 2016, Tyco completed a merger with Johnson Controls, creating the world leader in integrated building technology and energy storage.
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