Date: Friday, December 4, 2020
Time: 2:00pm - 3:00 pm EDT
Abstract:
Join us for an encore presentation by Yury Tsimberg and live demo of Kinectrics’ results visualization.
If you’re interested in finding out the latest developments in Asset Management for electrical utilities, such as what is required to comply with ISO55000 certification and what other challenges are associated with implementing an Asset Performance Management (APM) platform – join our free webinar.
- Component based health indexing
- Generating failure curves
- Risk-based long-term strategy
- ISO55000 certification
- APM requirements
- Results visualization – Live Demo
Presenter:
Yury Tsimberg is a Director of Asset Management with Kinectrics Inc. where for the last several years he has been leading corporate consulting services in Asset Management. In this capacity he successfully completed a number of Asset Management projects across North America, taught Asset Management courses all over the world, and was a presenter at many industry conferences and forums.
Prior to joining Kinectrics, Yury spent 30 years with Ontario Hydro and Hydro One in various areas of the electrical utility transmission and distribution business, including Asset Management, system planning, power system operations, M&A, Regulatory, lines maintenance and customer service.
Yury Tsimberg was Canadian member of the international panel revising PAS 55 specification, Canadian representative on North American Electrical Reliability Corporation (NERC) Committees developing North American transmission planning standards and was Canadian representative and management team member as the Asset Management Convener for International Council on Large Electric Systems (CIGRE) Study Committee SC1 “System Development and Economics”. In 2018 he was awarded a prestigious CIGRE Technical Council Award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to CIGRE’s work. He is presently a Convener for the CIGRE Working Group C1.43 “Requirements for asset analytics data platforms and tools in electric power systems.”
