Work & Spares
How We Created a Software that Helps Facilities Manage Their Maintenance Operations
Jeff Roscher had a great interview with Nathan Grieve, from Project Hatch, that was released this morning. The article will take you through Jeff’s successful journey in the building of an award-winning computerized maintenance management system (CMMS)..
- Jeff Roscher
- eWorkOrders
Demonstrating Compliance with CMMS
There is one common factor that all regulatory agencies share. They have the right to fine, or even shut down, companies who do not comply with their standards...
- Alex Williams
- DPSI
Preview the 2021 SMRP Annual Conference!
The Society for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals (SMRP) is preparing to welcome attendees for its 29th Annual Conference. Hear from SMRP Executive Director Erin Erickson about what's in store for attendees at this year's event.
- SMRP
The Keys to Reliability Improvement Success Research Report: First Edition
The results are in! 1,000+ industry professionals participated in the global survey earlier this year, in efforts to clearly identify the key factors to having a successful reliability improvement program. This benchmarking tool will help you to...
- Jason Tranter
- Mobius Institute
Excuse Me, This Is Not What I Ordered
Asset-intensive companies rely heavily on BoMs for work orders and maintenance operations. The accuracy of your work order depends on having the correct parts and quickly identifying those parts. Time is money for every organization. Therefore, maintenance personnel do not need to be spending unnecessary extra time trying to locate equipment. Having a BoM is only half the battle. BoMs are often laced with misinformation, missing parts, and errors which hinders maintenance and reliability operations.
- Adanna Anyalachi
- HubHead
Why You Need a Maintenance Bill of Materials Right NOW!
Asset-intensive companies are heavily dependent on proper spare part management to ensure seamless operations alongside cost reduction. BoMs can be extremely useful for these companies when maintaining equipment and ordering spare parts. Some of the benefits include increased accuracy with work orders, reduced downtime, decreased duplication, and much more.
- Adanna Anyalachi
- HubHead
Why Did Your CMMS Implementation Fail?
You spent all your time and money looking for a CMMS/ EAM system only to find that your implementation process was a failure. One may argue that they took all the necessary steps required to set up and initiate their software, but implementation goes beyond that..
- Maria McLoughlin
- HubHead
Where Did All The Wrench Time Go?
You are probably aware of the numerous benefits preventive maintenance (PM) has on your organization. From increased uptime to saving millions of dollars, preventative maintenance can ensure longer asset life due to lower significant repairs. However, some of these PMs can be costly to your business if they are outdated or poorly chosen.
- Maria McLoughlin
- HubHead
Setting Standards for Better Work Orders
The purpose of setting and enforcing standards is to create a shared understanding of the operations that are carried out within an asset-intensive business, including who these operations are carried out by, where they’re carried out, and what resources are used to complete certain tasks..
- Maria McLoughlin
- HubHead