The steel industry is at a turning point. Globally responsible for 7–9 per cent of carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, steel production has long been associated with high carbon footprints. Companies, including Nordic steel producer SSAB, are aiming to rewrite that story.
The steel industry is at a turning point. Globally responsible for 7–9 per cent of carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, steel production has long been associated with high carbon footprints. Companies, including Nordic steel producer SSAB, are aiming to rewrite that story.
Why is integration key for effective fm? CAFM (Computer-Aided Facility Management) systems are essential for the effective digital management of buildings and technology. They centralize all information—covering assets, processes, and technology—into a clear interface, enabling facility managers to plan maintenance, monitor asset status, manage operational costs, and ensure regulatory compliance.
Maintenance and asset management experts are constantly adapting to new equipment, care standards and compliance frameworks. While automation and data-driven operations are addressing some of the industry’s pain points, they have yet to provide holistic maintenance solutions for any sector.
A discipline built around the human body as a discipline, maintenance has always been inseparable from the human body. From the earliest industrial systems to today’s complex plants, maintainability has been defined—often unconsciously—by what a trained person can physically and cognitively do.
