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2012/January
Author:Administrator
It’s been an amazing journey. Moving toward 2012 and a year-long celebration of Maintenance Technology’s Silver Anniversary, I’ve been spending considerable time going through our magazine’s archives.
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2012/January
Author:American Trainco
Smart companies know that training employees is an excellent way to reduce downtime and the associated costs.
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2012/January
Author:Benjamin Orchard, Opto 22
Why do it and how do you start?
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2012/January
Author:Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
“Do you know why you rear-ended that car in front of you? Someone said you were texting!”
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2012/January
Author:Frank Waterer, Schneider Electric
You can’t run safely and reliably without them. Here are some tips for ensuring these assessments pay off for your operations.
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2012/January
Author:Gary Mintchell
Welcome to this new bi-monthly column focusing on how automation impacts maintenance and reliability. I’ve been Editor-in-Chief of Automation World magazine since it started in 2003. Prior to that, I had a career in manufacturing. I’ve known the...
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2012/January
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor-In-Chief
People who know me have probably heard me say more than once that I’m like a parakeet: I like bright, shiny things.
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2012/January
Author:Kate Vitasek, Author, Educator and Business Consultant
The Air Force was curious. So were we.
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2012/January
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
If the business of maintenance was performed without the use of replacement spare parts or tools, life would be simple. But it isn’t.
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2012/January
Author:Motor Decisions Matter
Since the electrical cost to operate a motor over its lifetime is many times greater than its original purchase price, even a small decrease in motor efficiency can cause a significant increase in operating costs.
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2012/January
Author:MT Staff
Mobile Tool Storage
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2012/January
Author:Rick Carter, Executive Editor
Businessman, philanthropist and NFL great Richard Dent goes green with a plan for a community-based project devoted to all things sustainable.
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