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2007/June
Author:Bob Williamsom, Contributing Editor
Bob Williamsom, Contributing Editor
As evidenced by our current gas pump crisis, insufficient maintenance, training, staffing levels, work methods, procedures and communications, combined with out-of-date drawings, aging assets, risk...
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2007/June
Author:By Jane Alexander with Joseph Weigel Square D Services Schneider Electric
Up until now, one of the greatest challenges in implementing world-class vibration programs has been the cost to support in-house personnel and efforts. Today, there's a cost-effective alternative. According to Vibration Analysts Inc. (VAI), with...
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2007/June
Author:James Huzdovich, Ph.D, P.E., CMRP, CPE Raven Services Corporation Forensic Action Services, LLC
You, as a Maintenance Manager, can enjoy great success with the resources you already have, while leading your management into a new way of thinking. In the process, you'll be changing into an "Elegant" Maintenance Manager. This type of...
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2007/June
Author:John Pucillo, Predictive Service
Designing a best-in-class vibration analysis program starts at the beginning.
It's no secret that when machinery operates effectively and efficiently, it will run longer, more safely and without unscheduled downtime. That surely can improve the...
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2007/June
Author:Mark Galley, ThinkReliability
Looking for a basic, step-by-step approach to improved problem solving around your plant? Start here.
Failure analysis, incident investigation and root cause analysis are among the terms used by organizations to refer to their various...
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2007/June
Author:Phil Peck, PPC Mechanical Seals.
Phil Peck, PPC Mechanical Seals
Consolidations, off-shore sourcing and closings have exacted a heavy toll the U.S. manufacturing sector over the past 10 years. In the process, critical gaps in knowledge, levels of experience and numbers of...
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2007/June
Author:Robert "Bob" Call, CMRP, Life Cycle Engineering (LCE)
What constitutes adequate PM frequency in your plant? How do you know when enough is enough? Where do you want your PM program to take you? Think before answering. No guessing allowed.
When establishing an effective maintenance program, one must...
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