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2000/June
Author:Mark A. Csaszar, ITR Inc.
Benefits of new applications of infrared thermography include improved savings and safety.
TThe past decade has shown a significant increase in the use of thermography as a predictive maintenance tool. In part, this ...
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2000/June
Author:Richard W. Lowell, HSB Reliability Technologies
The bottom line is that equipment reliability and overall productivity are improved by leveraging your employees' knowledge, skill, and behavior.
How much do you really care about the training your employees receive? After all, training is...
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2000/June
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
A couple of months back I suggested that e-maintenance (efficiency + effectiveness + enterprise = excellence) might be what we need to make maintenance the next hot business function....
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2000/June
Author:Robert M. Williamson, Strategic Work Systems, Inc.
Robert M. Williamson, Strategic Work Systems, Inc.
Equipment performance and reliability has become a major concern as businesses reorganize, downsize, and aggressively pursue "lean" principles. Is your equipment...
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2000/June
Author:Steve Burrowes, Reliability Management Group
Teamwork and the discipline to follow the work management process are critical ingredients to successful backlog management.
Operations uses MRP II, or a similar process, and software to plan and schedule work. Maintenance...
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