A Global RSL (GRSL) is a generalized RCM analysis that is centrally created and made readily available to end users in the IMS library.
There are various ways to create an RSL:
Create the RSL manually, step by step, using the Plus button in the Maintenance Library.
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Download a Global RSL and localize it.

Create an RCM analysis and copy it over to an RSL.

Export an existing RSL and import it under a new name, as revision 1.

How to Interpret GRSL Data
GRSL data is generalized and averaged based on industry experience. Cost data in particular is provided only as a reasonable starting point to support priority setting and scoping. However, it should be tuned to your actual local situation. A GRSL is not designed to reflect any specific site, contract, company, or asset.
Using and Localizing a GRSL
After downloading a GRSL, you can convert it into a local RSL version. For your specific application, it is wise to modify and adjust the GRSL data for local use — an approach called localization.
Where GRSLs come from
GRSLs are maintained, revised, and published in a central database, from which they are made available for download in the IMS library.
