Asset Management

Maximise efficiency and minimise costs and downtime with our comprehensive asset management service.

Management of information, product specifications and service history,

are all kept in an accessible cloud-based system available on your desktop

24/7, reducing valuable time and increasing profitability.

The Process

Stage 1

Pearson Hydraulic Engineer Visits Site for Baseline Inspection

The first stage in the process begins with one of our own Pearson Hydraulics Engineer, visiting on-site at your location to conduct a comprehensive baseline inspection. With a thorough assessment involved on all hydraulic systems, hydraulic components, the goal is to establish a detailed understanding of the current conditions of your hydraulic assets.

Carefully examining key indications, our hydraulic engineers look out for signs of wear, potential risks of failures and documents all their findings.

Stage 2

Data Analysis and Service Planning

Once the baseline of Stage 1 is complete, the data gathered is looked through and analysed by our hydraulics team to create a tailored service and maintenance package.

Working closely with your team, Pearson Hydraulics ensures that the service visits and inspections are scheduled in a way that minimises disruption to your faily operations and projects. By understanding your projects and maintenance windows and operational priorites, we can design a plan that fits well within your business schedule.

Stage 3

Hydraulic Service Inspection and Component Servicing

Returning to your site, our hydraulic engineers returns to execute the scheduled hydaulic service inspections. This includes a detailed inspection of all hydraulic components, such as hydraulic hoses, hydraulic fittings, and accumulators. 

Depending on the specific requirements identified during Stage 1, our engineer performs the necessary tasks to service accumulators, hose and fittings. The aim of this is to address any emerging issues before they escalate, ensuring a smooth operation system and avoid future problems.

Stage 4

Reporting, Quotation and Future Planning

Following the service visit, a comprehensive report is generated detailing the findings from Stage 3. This report includes recommendations for any replacements, hydraulic repairs or upgrades that may be necessary. 

Based on this report, Pearson Hydraulics provide a detailed quotation for the required work, including labour, parts and estimated timelines for completion. Once agreed, the work is scheduled to begin at a time that suites both parties and especially your operational requirements. 

Essentially, this stage lays out the foundation for future servicing by establishing a key maintenance schedule.

Stage 5

Control Measure: Planned Maintenance during Scheduled Shutdowns

The final stage involves a structured maintenance program which covers all hydraulic assets and is designed to sustain peak performance levels while reducing the risk of unscheduled downtime.

By adhering to a well-planned schedule, your projects can perform at a high quality level, reducing the likelihood of any failures. This approach helps to minimise operational costs over time by ensuring that your hydraulic assets are maintained in good working condition, leading to fewer hydraulic breakdowns and longer equipment life.