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2004/March
Author:Ed Johnson, WCI Steel, Inc.
Earning ISO/QS certification gives the right to lose it every six months. Maintaining the rigid quality system standards established by the International Standards Organization (ISO) dictates periodic re-evaluation of a company’s adherence...
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2004/March
Author:John Fortin, John Colbert, and Ted Regan, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Simply buying a CMMS does not constitute asset management. A solid program requires integration of best practices that meet the needs of all aspects of an organization.
Establishing a comprehensive asset management program is not a task...
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2004/March
Author:John P. Cook, Entergy Nuclear Northeast
Proactive approach studies corrective maintenance orders on components in the PM program.
Preventive maintenance (PM) is at the heart of maintaining equipment reliability. But one of the dilemmas is how to verify that the right preventive...
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2004/March
Author:Kelly Paffel, Plant Support & Evaluations, Inc.
Characteristics of a successful training program that improves the performance of a workforce.
Industrial managers who investigate the full potential of steam as a manufacturing resource are commonly surprised at how underutilized it is...
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2004/March
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
The Challenge of Change. That was the title of the presentation I was making 5 years ago at various maintenance and reliability events. I was talking about expansive change and my speech was heavily laced...
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2004/March
Author:Steve Kofron, Rochester Institute of Technology
Eastman Kodak turns to college for certificate program.
Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, NY, knows that being competitive in a global marketplace requires a lean, cost-efficient operation. So finding innovative ways to maximize productivity is a...
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2004/March
Author:Terrence O'Hanlon, ReliabilityWeb.com
Ever since the dot com bomb, some companies have been content to simply allow their corporate Web sites to serve as a collection of electronic brochures.
Unfortunately for the companies that have not converted to value-based information ...
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2004/March
Author:Terry Wireman, C.P.M.M., Editorial Director
In today’s competitive environment, companies are mining every opportunity to increase their profits. They are using information systems to gather data and then convert this data to business intelligence on which to base their decisions....
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2004/March
Author:Tom Byerley, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
I recently attended two very different conferences in two distant parts of the United States. However, each of them had elements that caused me to reflect on what lies behind the current status and technological advances in the areas of...
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