Spieker Point Group of Companies
So we build software that lets equipment tell the truth about itself. The engineer of record approves it. The technician scans it. No copies. No lag. No hunting for the current document.
Same truth, both ends of the plant.
1,700
arc flash labels under management at Nutrien Redwater, a nitrogen fertilizer facility in Alberta
550+
of those labels needed changing in 2025 because the plant changed underneath them
Between arc flash studies, your facility changes. Nobody can prove the label on the equipment still reflects engineering truth.
What we build
DECK Assets is QR-linked arc flash label and equipment lifecycle management for power-intensive industrial facilities. It is the governed memory of the facility.
Arc flash label lifecycle management. Every label carries a QR code linked to the live, approved engineering record: incident energy, arc flash and shock boundaries, PPE requirements, revision history. Engineering pushes updates the moment the plant changes. The physical label is printed once.
Equipment lifecycle, maintenance and calibration management. Procedures, certifications, drawings, manuals and calibration history sit at the tag, aligned with SAP, available to whoever is standing in front of the equipment.
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The company
Aasgard Developments Inc. was founded in 2023 to own and commercialize DECK Assets. We are part of the Spieker Point Group of Companies, an Edmonton-based group building operations software for industrial and enterprise clients.
Our work sits where electrical safety engineering meets the plant floor. That is a domain where being approximately right is the same as being wrong, and we build accordingly.
Who we serve
If you manage arc flash labelling or equipment records at an industrial site, we would like to hear how you handle it today.
