MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY Articles
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2006/September
Author: Paul D. Tomlingson, Principal Consultant, Paul D. Tomlingson Associates, Inc.
Paul D. Tomlingson, Principal Consultant, Paul D. Tomlingson Associates, Inc.
World-class maintenance is the pinnacle of achievement for most maintenance organizations whether they maintain plant equipment, tend to mobile equipment or...
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2006/September
Author:Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Partnering with your company to aggressively pursue reliability excellence will pay off all the way around. This maintenance expert shows you how it can be done.
High-performing, low-cost,...
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2006/September
Author:G. Alan Osan, McKinsey & Company
Partnering with your company to aggressively pursue reliability excellence will pay off all the way around. This maintenance expert shows you how it can be done.
Equipment reliability is a cornerstone of production stability and a primary ...
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2006/September
Author:Heinz P. Bloch, P.E., Process Machinery Consulting
Do you want to be one of the real "decision makers" in your organization? If you do, you'll want to heed the advice of this industry icon.
The status of maintenance and reliability engineers has been the subject of debate for...
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2006/September
Author:Jane Alexander, with Dennis Foster, Hobart Brothers and Jon VanPelt, Miller Electric
Use of these wires in a company’s buildup/overlay processes is optimizing the quality of final welds on pressure vessels around the globe.
Alloy Cladding Company, LLC of Fort Myers, FL, is the world’s oldest running company in the ...
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2006/September
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Once the maintenance department realizes it cannot function autonomously, it immediately begins to establish itself as an integral part of the manufacturing, service and corporate process. As...
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2006/September
Author:Robert Smallwood and Abie Mathew Det Norske, Veritas (USA) Houston
It’s simply the nature of the beast. Organizations, including inspection groups, tend to get comfortable with what they do well. Those types of things, however, may not always be the most useful activities for a plant. This practical program...
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2006/September
Author:Thomas E. Springer, The Timken Company
Debris demands your attention. . . at all times.
A failed component is not just expensive from the standpoint of repair costs, downtime and lost productivity, it also is an inconvenience. Too often, repairs simply consist of replacing the...
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2006/September
Author:Timothy Trout, MRO Software
Best practices in the way these departments serve the maintenance organization can provide significant payback. Are yours measuring up?
Inventory and Purchasing departments. . .a "necessary evil" to most organizations. . . almost as big a...
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