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2004/September
Author:Al Weber, Ivara Corp.
There is no single position regarding maintenance outsourcing that is correct for all organizations. With this in mind though, I have always believed that there is tremendous value in retaining core maintenance competencies in...
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2004/September
Author:Gene W. Pokes and Donna Akers, Rexnord
The new drive package at Ford’s Michigan Truck Plant includes (front to back) Stearns 333-3 armature-actuated electric disc brake and a 2 hp right-angle helical bevel Rexnord gearmotor with High Efficiency EPAct inverter duty electric motor....
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2004/September
Author:Jason Lewis, ExperiencePoint
Creating an e-learning program for your company can be difficult, time-consuming, and expensive. However, if you make the right choices up front, you can minimize hassle and still realize substantial return on investment.
Today there are...
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2004/September
Author:John Moubray
Insights into maintenance practice seen through the lens of the Second Law of Thermodynamics—a scientific rationale for the existence of the maintenance function.
JOHN MOUBRAY 1949–2004
Author John Moubray died...
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2004/September
Author:MT Staff
From its base in Evansville, IN, Vectren Resources, a $2 billion utility, provides electricity or natural gas to nearly two-thirds of Indiana and 16 counties in Ohio, servicing more than 1 million energy users.
On the electric power side of...
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2004/September
Author:Ricky Smith, Life Cycle Engineering Inc.
Facing the Facts About Maintenance Skills
• Most companies do not have fully skilled maintenance personnel. • It is hard to fire everyone who is incompetent. • Hiring skilled maintenance personnel is...
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2004/September
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
I had been looking forward to the Olympic Games of 2004 with the hope of being able to see some of the fencing, the sport I’ve been competing in, off and on, for about 50 years. This year’s games were expected to be special because for...
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2004/September
Author:Terrence O'Hanlon, ReliabilityWeb.com
The Internet has changed how information is accessed and e-mail has changed how information is delivered. These developments have been nothing short of revolutionary, and many people have derived tremendous benefit from this new medium....
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