List of Lloyds Register AllAssets Customers
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Companies using Lloyds Register AllAssets for Asset Performance Management include: Yara International, a Norway based Consumer Packaged Goods organisation with 17000 employees and revenues of $13.93 billion, Formosa Plastics, a Taiwan based Oil, Gas and Chemicals organisation with 10000 employees and revenues of $6.78 billion, Aker BP, a Norway based Oil, Gas and Chemicals organisation with 1773 employees and revenues of $6.76 billion, Methanex Corporation, a Canada based Oil, Gas and Chemicals organisation with 1400 employees and revenues of $4.31 billion, Red Funnel Group, a United Kingdom based Professional services organisation with 514 employees and revenues of $70.0 million and many others.
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Aker BP | Oil, Gas and Chemicals | 1773 | $6.8B | Norway | Lloyds Register | Lloyds Register AllAssets | Asset Performance Management | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018 Aker BP ran a pilot using Lloyds Register AllAssets to validate Asset Performance Management practices on the Skarv floating production storage and offloading unit. The implementation focused on demonstrating how Lloyds Register AllAssets and its AllAssets Maintenance Optimisation capability could use real time and historical equipment data to reduce maintenance workload while preserving safety and availability.
The deployment brought facility specific asset data and industry standard reference files into the AllAssets Maintenance Optimisation environment, leveraging risk based algorithms and engineering rules to evaluate maintenance strategies. The pilot used 60 months of maintenance history and criticality rankings for each item under review, applying tailored analysis methods per equipment and device type to optimize test intervals and inspection regimes.
Integrations included direct use of the client s computerised maintenance management system as a data source, combined with Aker BP s operational records for the Skarv FPSO. The technical scope covered over 100 centrifugal pumps across hydrocarbon, utility, seawater, firewater and jockey firewater systems, and more than 1,700 in service fire and gas detectors, aligning maintenance and reliability workflows with operations and safety functions.
Governance for the pilot was staged into three phases, gathering asset information, analysing and reviewing by equipment class, and optimising intervals with maintenance findings and recommendations. The engagement set target minimum reliabilities of 99.3 percent for fire and gas detector types and 99.9 percent for smoke detectors in accordance with Aker BP s safety requirements. Explicit outcomes reported from the pilot included full maintenance cost transparency, an estimated annual saving of 400KNOK from optimized centrifugal pump maintenance, a greater than 50 percent reduction in annual maintenance hours and cost for fire and gas detectors, and a refocusing of maintenance activities toward areas that support improved production availability.
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Formosa Plastics | Oil, Gas and Chemicals | 10000 | $6.8B | Taiwan | Lloyds Register | Lloyds Register AllAssets | Asset Performance Management | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021, Formosa Plastics Group selected Lloyds Register AllAssets for Asset Performance Management. The agreement covers deployment of Lloyds Register AllAssets across 94 of Formosa Plastics Group's Taiwanese plants as part of a companywide digitalisation programme to manage the integrity and reliability of industrial assets in petrochemical operations.
The implementation focuses on core asset performance capabilities, including risk management, inspection planning, and maintenance optimisation. Lloyds Register AllAssets will leverage out of the box risk models and a low code Model Designer tool to adapt digital engineering content to Formosa Plastics Group operational requirements, enable model-driven inspection scheduling, and automate task generation to optimise task intervals.
Integration work centers on embedding AllAssets models into Formosa Plastics Group unique internal processes through the Model Designer, providing right-time information for maintenance, inspection, operations engineering and safety teams. The deployment is positioned to standardise asset inspection and maintenance integrity programmes across sites and to surface engineering-informed integrity data for operational decision making.
Governance and process changes include standardising workflows and automating inspection and maintenance tasks to deliver process efficiencies. The parties stated expected outcomes are reduced risk, optimised task intervals, increased asset reliability and improved workforce safety once Lloyds Register AllAssets is fully deployed.
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Methanex Corporation | Oil, Gas and Chemicals | 1400 | $4.3B | Canada | Lloyds Register | Lloyds Register AllAssets | Asset Performance Management | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021, Methanex Corporation selected Lloyds Register AllAssets for Asset Performance Management, initiating a platform deployment to consolidate equipment health and risk data. The deployment was scoped to Methanex operations in Chile and Egypt, using a cloud based AllAssets platform to create a single source of information for equipment health and performance and to provide consistency to risk based inspection workflows.
Lloyds Register AllAssets was configured as an asset performance and risk management solution with risk based inspection capabilities, engineering content for inspection prioritization, and equipment health instrumentation for RBI planning. The implementation emphasized data ingestion and normalization, enabling import from several different legacy programs and databases and removing the need for additional third party software development or system integration tools during initial integration activities.
Integrations centered on a seamless connection with Methanex enterprise asset management systems, enabling equipment records, inspection histories, and condition data to flow into AllAssets for unified analytics and inspection scheduling. Operational coverage targeted inspection and operations functions at the Chile and Egypt sites, aligning asset performance management workflows with existing EAM records and inspection teams.
Governance changes focused on reducing data silos and standardizing risk based inspection decisioning across sites, with Lloyds Register noting that AllAssets would reinforce Methanex safety and asset management programs. The solution was positioned to enable operations to focus inspection on highest risk equipment at the right time, supporting safety driven inspection prioritization and operational excellence efforts.
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Red Funnel Group | Professional services | 514 | $70M | United Kingdom | Lloyds Register | Lloyds Register AllAssets | Asset Performance Management | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, Red Funnel Group deployed Lloyds Register AllAssets as its Asset Performance Management platform to instrument fuel and propulsion performance across its ferry operations. The deployment established Lloyds Register AllAssets as a connected assets platform for the operator, marking Red Funnel as the first company to sail with this connected assets capability from Lloyds Register.
The implementation centered on the Lloyds Register AllAssets Fuel Monitoring and Analytics application, delivered as a turnkey package that links to onboard control and monitoring equipment. Data was transmitted to a secure connected assets platform in the cloud where analytic tools are used to discover how, why and where fuel is being consumed, and stakeholders access the information and tools through a secure web portal.
Operational coverage included Red Funnel's three Raptor Class ropax vessels that operate between mainland England and the Isle of Wight and collectively record about 45,500 miles each year, focusing business functions on fuel management, vessel operations and engineering reliability. Integrations were executed against shipboard systems and sensors to feed real time and historical telemetry into the Asset Performance Management environment, enabling cross vessel visibility and analytics.
Governance and workflow changes concentrated on giving operational and technical stakeholders web portal access to analytics for decision making, and on embedding fuel monitoring into routine vessel performance reviews. The deployed application identified a specific operational inefficiency, showing that running Voith Schneider propulsion systems with a high pitch and low RPM consumed more fuel at a given cruise speed, which informed operational adjustments to propulsion settings.
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Yara International | Consumer Packaged Goods | 17000 | $13.9B | Norway | Lloyds Register | Lloyds Register AllAssets | Asset Performance Management | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020 Yara International deployed Lloyds Register AllAssets Asset Performance Management to standardise asset integrity and inspection workflows across its global ammonia plants and production sites. The deployment was aligned with Yara's continuous improvement culture and a focused objective to drive safe performance and optimise production costs.
The Lloyds Register AllAssets implementation configured core Asset Performance Management capabilities to quickly determine damage and deterioration mechanisms and to achieve a deeper knowledge of equipment condition. Functional modules implemented included risk based mitigation planning with what if scenario modelling, corrosion rate calculations to define possible failure mechanisms, identification of cumulative risks of ageing equipment, and prioritisation of operational inspection work to focus resources. The solution also automated resource heavy tasks, specifically data entry of turnaround inspection results for ever greening, to improve inspection throughput and data fidelity.
Integrations included connections to multiple SAP systems to significantly improve the utilisation and quality of turnaround data, enabling maintenance and inspection planners to consume validated condition information. Operational coverage spanned Yara's ammonia plants and production sites globally, and the implementation impacted maintenance, inspection, reliability engineering and operations functions.
Governance and workflow changes emphasized risk based inspection prioritisation and centralized condition governance, reinforcing Yara's culture of continuous productivity improvement and shifting inspection planning toward data driven decision making. Lloyds Register stated that AllAssets can help an organisation increase asset uptime by at least 20 per cent and reduce inspection and maintenance costs by 50 per cent.
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