Bently Nevada Unveils Cutting-Edge Remote Monitoring Center

Introduction

Bently Nevada, a subsidiary of Baker Hughes and a global leader in asset protection and condition monitoring, has launched a new Remote Monitoring Center (RMC) in Singapore. This new facility marks the first of its kind in the Asia-Pacific region, offering state-of-the-art remote diagnostics and predictive maintenance services to industrial clients. The RMC will focus on monitoring critical industrial assets, including those in offshore platforms, LNG plants, and refineries, further enhancing Bently Nevada's commitment to asset reliability and performance.

Strengthening Bently Nevada’s Position in Asia-Pacific

The new Remote Monitoring Center (RMC) in Singapore will provide real-time monitoring and diagnostic services to clients across the Asia-Pacific region. The center is strategically designed to support a wide array of industrial assets, ensuring optimal performance and reducing operational downtime. By leveraging predictive maintenance techniques, the RMC will continuously monitor vital equipment and machinery, including offshore platforms, LNG plants, and industrial manufacturing sites, offering actionable insights into potential issues before they escalate into costly failures.

Bently Nevada’s mechanical diagnostics engineers at the RMC will analyze early warning signals from industrial assets and provide clients with recommendations for preventive actions. This capability is expected to significantly improve operational efficiency, enabling companies to maintain the health of their assets and optimize their maintenance strategies.