HOW PORT OF ROTTERDAM USES ASSET MANAGEMENT TO FACILITATE LOGISTICS IN THE PORT

Port of Rotterdam, as the largest Port in Europe, relies on robust asset management practices to optimize its diverse infrastructure and assets.
These assets include roads, quay walls, waterbeds, radar stations, vessels, and an extensive network of data and sensors.
In this complex environment, balancing commercial interests, political dynamics, and societal developments presents unique challenges.
The asset management approach prioritizes quality, safety, sustainability, efficiency, and effectiveness.
We leverage real-time data exchange, innovative technologies, and predictive maintenance models to ensure optimal asset performance throughout their lifecycle.
By doing so, we contribute significantly to the Rotterdam Harbor’s competitive position and reliable import and export logistics.
Join us in exploring how smart infrastructure, data-driven decision-making, and sustainable practices shape the future of asset management in this dynamic and forward-thinking Port.

BIO

Mr. Giel Jurgens
Asset Owner at Port of Rotterdam

After graduating in industrial engineering Giel started his career in the field of maintenance and asset management. After multiple EAM implementations and a period of 4 years as business controller for the COO, Giel started in 2012 as asset owner at Port of Rotterdam. In 2013 PoR was certified Pas55 and in 2015 ISO55001. Besides his work at PoR, Giel has also multiple roles in the knowledge consortium Next Generation Infrastructures and he is the Vice Chair of the Asset Management committee of the European federation of national maintenance societies (EFNMS).