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Betting on downtime
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The highest-pressure situation your maintenance department might ever encounter is a planned downtime. A large amount of work is scheduled into a small amount of time but the deadline for resuming production is just around the corner. There can be great gains to be made by increasing reliability or installing new equipment. However, there are risks. New problems can arise, and costs can mount. How do you make shutdowns a safer bet?
Don’t hurt yourself
PlantServices.com
Executive Editor Russ Kratowicz, P.E., CMRP, mines the Web for safety, ergonomics and training resources.
Say cheese!
PlantServices.com
Contributing Editor Sheila Kennedy reports on how today’s camera systems do more than snap pictures or videos.
'Reliability Nation'
PlantServices.com
Contributing Editor Joel Leonard is leading a movement to move maintenance up on the list of national priorities.
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In this four-part series on KPIs, Contributing Editor David Berger, P.Eng., offers up a small but powerful set of CMMS-based metrics that address asset, people, materials and financial management goals.
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