Today's constant pressure to improve service and reduce costs, while ensuring that quality and reliability are not compromised, requires effective risk assessments and investment prioritizing. To succeed in the changing markets, T&D system managers need to base every investment decision on the optimum balance of performance, risks and costs. Tailored risk assessment KEMA has developed proven risk assesment methodologies for electrical infrastructures. We tailor our risk assessment to each client's specific needs, covering every aspect of the asset base from single components to substations or entire grids and their management processes. Effective risk assessments do not require highly detailed failure and cost statistics to arrive at very useful conclusions. The level of detail for a given risk assessment project is mainly determined by the customer’s needs and may vary from superficial to extremely detailed.
highly detailed assessments or Quantitative Risk Assessments (QRAs) involve the use of statistics to obtain probability distributions of risks. The level of detail can yield ample information to form a sound basis for a cost-effective Risk Management Program.
high-level risk assessments are an ideal substitute when full-fledged QRAs are too cumbersome or expensive to undertake. They provide a wealth of knowledge about the ‘weak spots’ in your asset base and show you how to manage them in a cost-effective manner.
No matter how large or small your risk may be, we can help you effectively manage your risk to improve service and reduce costs, while ensuring system quality and reliability. For more information please contactus.
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Today's constant pressure to improve service and reduce costs, while ensuring that quality and reliability are not compromised, requires effective risk assessments and investment prioritizing. To succeed in the changing markets, T&D system managers need to base every investment decision on the optimum balance of performance, risks and costs.
