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A capital improvement plan (CIP) can help you identify which assets to maintain and which to replace. The CIP should specify project priorities and list them by year. Information should include a project description, need for and benefits of the project, estimated capital cost of the project, estimated operations and maintenance costs, and funding sources. This spreadsheet will assist you in creating a capital improvement plan.
The probablity of failure (POF) is how likely an asset is to fail. The consequence of failure (COF) indicates how serious the consequence is if the asset does fail. Both are ranked on a scale from 1 to 5. This chart clearly defines all rankings from 1-5 and can be used as a reference when determining an asset’s POF and COF.