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1999/November
Author:Charlie Harrell, Cryovac
This preventive maintenance program relies heavily on dedicated people and their ability to plan, document, and support a strong reliability-centered maintenance effort. In 1986, the preventive maintenance (PM) program at Cryovac's Simpsonville, ...
Monday, 01 November 1999 | 1283 hits | Print | PDF |  E-mail | Read more
1999/November
Author:David M. Bair, Reliability Management
Suggestions for improving IS departments, computerized maintenance management systems, and reliability and maintenance operations in general. The goal of any company's information systems (IS) department is to serve the business. When the...
Monday, 01 November 1999 | 1534 hits | Print | PDF |  E-mail | Read more
1999/November
Author:John Mitchell
Insights into critical issues of plant equipment maintenance and reliability management Judging from comments received via e-mail, expressed on maintenance-oriented web sites, and repeated in Bob Baldwin's Uptime editorials in the...
Monday, 01 November 1999 | 1205 hits | Print | PDF |  E-mail | Read more
1999/November
Author:Mark A. Goodman, Vice President, Engineering, UE Systems, Inc.
Ultrasound equipment can identify compressed air leaks so they can be repaired before they result in unscheduled downtime, affect product quality, pollute the environment, or endanger people's lives. Photograph courtesy UE Systems, Inc. ...
Monday, 01 November 1999 | 2004 hits | Print | PDF |  E-mail | Read more
1999/November
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor The one element from the Do more with fewer people and less money mantra that may most severely affect your organization is fewer people. And its effect will be much more severe...
Monday, 01 November 1999 | 1112 hits | Print | PDF |  E-mail | Read more


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