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2007/November
Author:ohn Camillo, Princeton Healthcare System
How you rally and arm your troops is crucial to the outcome of this ongoing battle.
As the well-known civil engineer and author Henry Petroski put it, “Success is foreseeing failure.” It’s only four words, but it defines what every...
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2007/May
Author:Patrick Hamilton, P.E. GE Energy
For sure. It's not good for every situation. When it is and when it's done right, downtime can be reduced and dollars can be saved.
Today's business environment, with its emphasis on maximizing plant output and efficiency, demands that machinery...
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2007/August
Author:Peter Zornio, Chief Strategic Officer, Emerson Process Management
Peter Zornio, Chief Strategic Officer, Emerson Process Management
Today, as process automation facilities face a shrinking skilled workforce, the need for plant asset reliability is more important than ever. Organizations can tackle this...
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2007/March
Author:Peter Zornio, Chief Strategic Officer, Emerson Process Management
Peter Zornio, Chief Strategic Officer, Emerson Process Management
Companies can now realize the true potential of their process production facilities with the emergence of open standards-based field wireless infrastructure. This new...
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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/December
Author:Randall K. Noon, P.E., Cooper Nuclear Station
It doesn't matter what type of industry you're in, if failure isn't an option at your plant, you'll want to understand why these investigations sometimes fail their mission.
In the nuclear power industry, the primary mission of a root-cause...
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2007/August
Author:Rich Padula, President and CEO, Syclo
Rich Padula, President and CEO, Syclo
Leading maintenance repair and operation (M.R.O.) organizations are leveraging a range of best practices for optimal asset performance. Such methods encompass maintenance best practices that drive...
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2007/December
Author:Richard L. Dunn, Executive Director, Foundation for Industrial Maintenance Excellence
Richard L. Dunn, Executive Director, Foundation for Industrial Maintenance Excellence
Two U.S. plants have been selected to receive the 2007 North American Maintenance Excellence (NAME) Award presented by the Foundation for Industrial...
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2007/July
Author:Richard L. Miller, Bechtel Power Corporation
The successful and speedy Comanche Peak steam generator replacement was marked by real teamwork from the get-go.
Shattering a world record…
Careful Planning, Hard Work And Luck
On April 20, 2007, TXU closed Comanche Peak Unit 1’s breaker...
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2007/August
Author:Rick Page, Vice President Marketing, John Crane America
Rick Page, Vice President Marketing, John Crane America
The challenges Maintenance and Reliability Professionals face in today’s business environment are daunting. Not only are they being asked to do more with fewer people, but hiring...
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