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2002/December
Author:Frank P. Ward, QBIC III Systems, Inc.
In order to accurately track costs, measure the benefits of implementation, and produce high-quality management reports, a computerized maintenance management system must be tied to the business manager's main tool.
By any objective standard,...
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2002/December
Author:Gino Palarchio, Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals
Is your company guilty of continually creating new improvement initiatives every few years or, even worse, what we sometimes hear as the next management flavor of the month?
There are some very good reasons why this happens:
1. Due to growing...
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2002/December
Author:Joseph C. Pearson and Dilip A. Pandya, United States Postal Service
Checking, testing, and updating installations improves overall electrical parameters.
Jersey City-based New Jersey International & Bulk Mail Center (NJI-BMC), one of the largest United States Postal Service facilities, was concerned about...
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2002/December
Author:MT Staff
A few years ago at the Port of Portland, OR, the marine maintenance department was using three separate, standalone management systems—one was a COBOL-based system, the second was designed originally for over-the-road trucking, and the third was a...
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2002/December
Author:Nancy Mercurio, Training Systems Network
Every employee has a wealth of knowledge to offer, and systems must exist where this knowledge can be transferred to someone else.
One of the major concerns haunting every corporation is how to capture human knowledge, experience, and expertise...
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2002/December
Author:Rich Henry, Ron Sullivan, John Walden and Dave Zdrojewski, VibrAlign, Inc.
Part one of a four-part series that will cover alignment fundamentals and thermal growth, and highlight the importance of field measurements through two case studies.
Despite the best efforts to precisely align rotating machinery shafts, dynamic...
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2002/December
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Maintenance and reliability leaders in every industry and in all sizes of plants are searching out best practices and the processes that will help them close the gap between their current position and the...
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2002/December
Author:Terrence O'Hanlon, ReliabilityWeb.com
Have you ever jumped to a conclusion about a problem only to find out later that you had misinterpreted information or, worse, acted without enough data, making the wrong decision in the process?
If you really want to solve problems, you have to...
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