Asset hierarchy templates
Every template is a complete worked example: classes, data points, decisions and lifecycle stages already linked, built on general industry practice and not on any organization's real data. Open one and it becomes your own editable copy.
Electric distribution
21 classes · 23 data points · 14 decisionsOpen template
Gas distribution
27 classes · 33 data points · 14 decisionsOpen template
Oil and Gas
28 classes · 23 data points · 15 decisionsOpen template
Water and Wastewater
26 classes · 27 data points · 15 decisionsOpen template
Data Center
24 classes · 21 data points · 14 decisionsOpen template
Transportation
22 classes · 24 data points · 14 decisionsOpen template
Bridge
16 classes · 21 data points · 14 decisionsOpen template
Aviation
25 classes · 23 data points · 15 decisionsOpen templateWhat is in every template
Each one starts from the same core, so a hierarchy from one industry reads like one from another. The root class defines 11 shared data points, which every class beneath it inherits: Install date, Age, Expected useful life, Remaining useful life, Condition score, Likelihood of failure, Consequence of failure, Risk score, Replacement cost, Planned rehab / replace year, PM / CM ratio. They feed 9 shared decisions, and every decision is placed in the lifecycle: Plan, Create, Operate, Maintain, Renew and Dispose.