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2006/August
Author:John A. McFarland, Chairman and CEO, Baldor Electric Company
Over the last several years, electricity costs have risen in some areas to 20-year highs. Due to high demand, some cities have suffered brownouts and blackouts. Over 60% of a manufacturing company's electricity bill is consumed by ...
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2006/May
Author:John C. Klingler, P.E, Klingler Electrical Safety
Sad stories abound. Money can be wasted. Ensuring electrical safety in the workplace is not an option-it's one of the most important things you'll ever do. This noted expert offers several suggestions for effective compliance.
Companies across the...
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2006/April
Author:John Kravontka, President, Fuss & O’Neill TPM Services
John Kravontka, President, Fuss & O’Neill TPM Services
Often, unknowingly, companies may be producing at only half of their potential because of ineffective equipment performance.
The problem starts slowly. Companies may ...
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2006/March
Author:John Reeve, Synterprise Global Consulting
Is your organization (like so many others) missing out on the substantial benefits that resource-leveled weekly reports can provide to a company? You might want to rethink your strategy.
Scheduling has several...
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2006/July
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Does your maintenance department suffer the blame for ALL downtime and equipment failure? Do you find it difficult to schedule and complete a full repair? Is your department perceived as...
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2006/September
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Once the maintenance department realizes it cannot function autonomously, it immediately begins to establish itself as an integral part of the manufacturing, service and corporate process. As...
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2006/November
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Arguably the most important of all manufacturing intracorporate partnerships, the relationship between production/operations and maintenance is often a bittersweet accord, in which both...
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2006/August
Author:Ken Brown, President, Invensys Process Systems
Ken Brown, President, Invensys Process Systems
The biggest challenge that our customers face today is how to drive maximum utilization and contribution from their human and industrial assets–without compromising asset...
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2006/March
Author:Kevin Delaney, Tuthill Pump Group with Bob Matthews, Royal Purple
The Royal Purple plant in Porter, TX, produces synthetic lubricants that are known the world over for their friction-reducing film strength and performance-enhancing properties. The growing popularity of Royal Purple products has resulted in...
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2006/August
Author:Magnus Pousette, Vice President and General Manager, ABB Reliability Services North America
Saying global competition is the main trend facing manufacturers is both dimly trivial and deeply true.
Manufacturers are faced with high-quality, lowcost products from countries where quality competition was previously unseen. We...
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