Maintenance planners plan the work, or do they, or are they really schedulers, or gate keepers on resources? Planning and scheduling are different activities – the first is about scope, sequence, parts, permits, tools, etc., while the second is about allocation of available resources based on priority needs.
Lubrication technicians are often not shown sufficient respect (greasers?), when they represent the lifeblood of the equipment. When you have poor lubrication practices, you severely reduce the life of the equipment. Can you imagine the consequences of not keeping your car properly lubricated?
Ultrasound technology is one of the least expensive, most effective condition monitoring technologies available. In this session we’ll begin with a discussion on its cost/effectiveness ratio, and continue on with what technicians can do, starting with getting trained as a level 1 technician.
Very often maintenance supervisors feel overwhelmed by the day-to-day disruptions, sometimes crises, that come to them. It would be a good idea to take a deep breath and consider what they might do to begin the process of minimizing the constant disruption...
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