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July 28, 2025
BHP Iron Ore’s Infrastructure department manages a diverse, sprawling portfolio of non-production assets which are critical to sustain the ecosystem within which the Iron Ore business operates. A lack of a holistic approach to asset management has led to an aging portfolio, opaque condition understanding, reactive spend, and missed opportunities to effectively leverage functional groups within the organisation. To address these gaps, the Reliability team engaged Assetivity to perform an ISO 55001 gap assessment, and have subsequently being developing the strategic asset management framework to sustain a more efficient and cost-effective long-term operation.
• Problem statement overview and gap assessment findings
• Benefits to Reliability teams in taking charge of asset management
• Leveraging the BHP Operating System (BHP’s operational excellence framework)
• Operationalising asset management plans to realise value
Alignment Between Asset Strategy and Enterprise Objectives
Superintendent Reliability Engineering
BHP
John Kelso
Saratoga Group
David Paine
Fulton Hogan
Jack Andrews
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Australia
Stuart Dunstall
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Australia
Drew Troyer
Reliable (US)
Karl Howard
I-care Group
Pieter Van Camp
I-care Group
Ben Bentley
Fulton Hogan
Alex Towns
Certus Solutions