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2005/February
Author:Bryan D. Weir, Perspective CMMS
Six steps to effective maintenance management for smaller operations
You can see the eyes of many maintenance managers in many small companies glaze over at the mention of CMMS, RCM, TPM, FMEA, and the other maintenance-related acronyms that often...
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2005/February
Author:Ken Bass, CMRP, Management Resources Group
Addressing the soft side results in hard dollars
Most of our organizations have operated in a highly reactive mode for as long as anyone can remember. Most of us would say, “That’s the way it’s always been.” When we live in a world of...
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2005/February
Author:MT Staff
File transfer protocol (FTP) is one of the oldest applications on the Web. It allows easy file upload, storage, and transfer of almost any type of data from an Internet-connected computer.
Think about the problems you may have had sending large...
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2005/February
Author:MT Staff
Sensors support reliable and safe operation, provide regulatory monitoring and validation, and ensure quality control, process efficiency, and optimization. And they must do so with accuracy, stability, and fast response time. Eastman Chemical Co....
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2005/February
Author:MT Staff
We often freely brandish the term “world class” around without a true comprehension as to what it really means. In my opinion, world class maintenance organizations are those that consistently demonstrate industry best practices and produce...
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2005/February
Author:Paul D. Tomlingson, Paul D. Tomlingson Associates, Inc.
Mastery of the fundamentals dictates future success
The most critical aspect of successful industrial maintenance is the existence of a well-defined, properly understood, and well-executed maintenance program.
There are many advantages to the...
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2005/February
Author:Randy Heisler, CMRP, Life Cycle Engineering, Inc.
Change process built on leadership and focus teams.
The answer to the question “What is reliability excellence?” will be found in this article, but in short, reliability excellence is:
• Organizing and managing an efficient and effective...
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2005/February
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
The words “reliability” and “maintenance,” two separate but linked disciplines noted in the tag line on our cover, are often used interchangeably be people who don’t understand the difference....
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