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2005/September
Author:Richard Lamb, P.E., CPA, Cost Control Systems, LLC
Proposals that significantly reduce the largest sectors of a plantÕs total cost structure usually are the most appealing to management. This article introduces an opportunity that passes the test.
One of the most fundamental requirements of...
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2005/September
Author:Rick Judnick
The variety of uses for these two dynamic technologies and the tools that facilitate them is astonishing. Using them in tandem is a great way to increase the success of a PdM program.
These days more and more companies are outsourcing their...
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2005/March
Author:Robert Apelgren, CMRP, ARMS Reliability Engineers–USA
This process can help move a maintenance department to the next level and better prepare for the future.
Maintenance cost or maintenance loss? Maintenance in today’s plant is a dynamic function of the ability to adapt to quick changes and to new...
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2005/July
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Bob Baldwin, Editor
During a recent visit by an ERP/EAM supplier to our office, the discussion turned to the types of information-rich reports that can be served up and the feature-rich screen interfaces to queries on the databases that are...
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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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2005/January
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Last month, I had the opportunity to meet with two practitioners whose knowledge and judgment I respect. Both have significant experience in the maintenance and reliability field and have made significant...
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2005/September
Author:Robert Williamson, Strategic Work Systems, Inc.
Overheard in a restaurant recently: "Did you hear about the Auto Service Center in town? It closed last week. The guys who owned it finally decided to retire. Remember how many years we looked for good mechanics? They were real good, weren't they?...
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2005/July
Author:Scott MacMillan and Lance Morris, Cohesive Information Solutions Inc.
Phase three: Instilling a mindset of continuous improvement for system optimization.
The biggest payback opportunities in an EAM/CMMS implementation are often never realized. During product selection, goals were set for the application and specific...
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2005/August
Author:Scott MacMillan and Lance Morris, Cohesive Information Solutions Inc.
The biggest payback opportunities in an EAM/CMMS implementation are often never realized. During product selection, goals were set for the application and specific business benefits were targeted, but the project scope was probably scaled back to...
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2005/May
Author:Shon E. Isenhour, CMRP, Life Cycle Engineering, Inc.
Positive deviance can have an effect on reliability and a profit report card.
When report cards make their way home from school, some make the trip faster than others depending on their contents. A recent research study tackled the topic of...
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