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2007/April
Author:Kendrick Melrose, former CEO and Chairman, The Toro Company
Kendrick Melrose, former CEO and Chairman, The Toro Company
Despite CEO- and CFO-signed certifications attesting that their company has complied with disclosure requirements, the brutal fact is that somewhere within an organization,...
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2007/May
Author:Krzysztof (Kris) Goly, CMRP, Siemens Industrial Service
Be sure to assess and benchmark all aspects of your Maintenance function.
Last month, in part I of this two-part article, readers again were reminded of the fact that improvements in Maintenance performance and equipment reliability have a...
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2007/August
Author:Lee Culbertson, President, Royal Purple, Ltd.
Lee Culbertson, President, Royal Purple, Ltd.
Proper lubricant selection and management is one of the greatest challenges facing any fast-paced process or manufacturing operation these days. Thus, it’s more critical than ever for...
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2007/October
Author:Lonnie Morris, Rockwell Automation Repair Services
Undecided on the path to take? Here’s how the choice to remanufacture is helping end users across industry increase Mean Time Between Failures.
As more and more manufacturers turn to automation to improve their productivity and profitability,...
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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/April
Author:Mark White domnick hunter Ltd. A Division of Parker Hannifin and Rick Hand Parker Hannifin Corporation
Knowing the true sources of contamination in compressed air systems and what to do about them can lead to improved operating efficiencies for the equipment and far fewer maintenance headaches for you.
What is 1%, 2% or even 5% increase in uptime...
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2007/March
Author:Mark White, domnick hunter Ltd. A Division of Parker Hannifin and Rick Hand, Parker Hannifin Corporation
Knowing the true sources of contamination in compressed air systems and what to do about them can lead to improved operating efficiencies for the equipment and far fewer maintenance headaches for you.
Ask many maintenance engineers what the major...
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2007/July
Author:Marty Osborn, Infor
With management support and implementation of the right amount of the right technology in the right areas, improving maintenance performance doesn’t have to be an uphill battle.
One of the most popular buzzwords in business today is “lean.”...
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2007/May
Author:Mike Lang, Ferraz Shawmut and Thomas Neal, Ph.D, Neal Associates
Despite the great strides that have been made over the years to get workers into safer clothing, researchers still want to know what level of thermal protection is safe enough.
The last 15 years have seen tremendous progress in protecting workers...
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2007/August
Author:Mike Laszkiewicz, Vice President, Customer Support & Maintenance, Rockwell Automation
Mike Laszkiewicz, Vice President, Customer Support & Maintenance, Rockwell Automation
Ninety percent of manufacturers are experiencing a shortage of qualified production employees—from machinists to technicians— according to a recent...
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