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2011/June
Author:Paul Lachance, Smartware Group
Learn how the Chicago Angelica plant leverages its CMMS in the area of compliance.
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2011/June
Author:Phil Allen, President, Grace Engineered Products
Maintenance workers carry Non-Contact Voltage Detector (NCVD) pens. This portable device allows them to check electrical conductors for live voltage without touching bare wires. The NCVD is unique because it senses voltage when positioned without...
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2011/June
Author:Rick Carter, Executive Editor
How do today’s maintenance professionals cope with retirement issues in the 21st century? Ask 10 workers and you’ll get 10 different answers.
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2011/June
Author:Ron Marshall, for the Compressed Air Challenge
Imagine your plant as a big ship travelling toward your chosen destination. At some point, waves sweep across the bow, rain pours in and salt water begins eating holes through the hull. Leaks start—first a trickle, then a torrent.
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2011/June
Author:Special To Maintenance Technology
This new, non-intrusive diagnostic tool makes the job of quantifying critical thread wear faster and easier than in the past.
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2011/June
Author:Tracy T. Strawn, VP of International Programs, Marshall Institute
When asked to assist in improving and optimizing the maintenance and reliability performance of a client, we begin by conducting a maintenance effectiveness assessment.
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2011/June
Author:Travis Lail, ExxonMobil Lubricants & Specialties
Refine your techniques with these guidelines.
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