Implementation Strategy
What Are the Features of a CMMS?
You may be wondering what features a CMMS offers. Josh Burkhardt goes through some of the most important ones…
- Josh Burkhardt
- eWorkOrders
3 Key Tips for Implementing Resource Scheduling Successfully
Scheduling technologies have improved over the years, becoming more powerful as organizations work to leverage their enterprise systems and data (for example, in SAP) to more efficiently manage their resources.
- Graham Heiner
- Movilitas
Using a CMMS for Preventive Maintenance Planning and Asset Management
One of the biggest advantages of using a CMMS is the ability to implement a preventive maintenance program. This allows you to schedule regular maintenance tasks based on usage, time, or other factors, helping to ensure that your assets are always in good working order…
- Josh Burkhardt
- eWorkOrders
Strategy for Implementation of the Reliability Process with Special Guest Andrew Fraiser – CONNECT Conversations
In this session, along with special guest Andrew Frasier, we’ll discuss the various roles of each functional element in the reliability process and provide a specific strategy for their implementation.
- Ron Moore
- RELIABILITY CONNECT
Predictive Maintenance Practices- Model for a Good Program– CONNECT Conversations
In this session we’ll be discussing this, along with various condition monitoring techniques, e.g., vibration, oil, IR, ultrasound, and perhaps others, and how and where to best apply them, and as importantly the systems and practices that need to be in place to optimize their performance, e.g., a direct link to the maintenance planning and scheduling process, and a proactive approach to eliminate the defects being detected.
- Ron Moore
- RELIABILITY CONNECT
Software Reliability
Software reliability is the probability that software will operate failure-free for a specified period of time in a specified environment. It is an important contributing factor impacting system reliability (which includes hardware and human reliability).
Checklist for Implementing an Electrical Preventative Maintenance Programme
Electrical equipment failures especially motors account for nearly half of facilities downtime, and the difference between a poor Electrical Preventative Maintenance programme and an excellent one is approximately 12 times.
- Mark Gurney
- 3Phi Reliability
The Importance of Predictive Maintenance
As early as the 1960’s, many companies realized that by routinely monitoring the operating condition of rotating equipment it is possible to obtain an advanced warning of operational or other problems that would impact continued efficient operation.
- Bill Kruger
- ALL-TEST Pro
DIPF Curve
There are several areas people use integration tools in a reliability program. The DIPF Curve is one example to get the most value out of your reliability program.
- Jeff Hay
- RDI Technologies
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