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  • Leadership

ISO Standards for Professional Development

Jason Tranter, founder and CEO of Mobius Institute, details the ISO standards that deal with your professional development…

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  • Asset Strategy
  • Condition Monitoring
  • Implementation Strategy

Installation and Startup

This discussion will center on the importance of fabrication/repairs, installation and startup practices. It’s difficult to overstate the essential nature of the standards, procedures and practices in this area for the reliability of a given plant.

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  • Asset Strategy
  • Continuous Improvement

It’s 2021, and You’re Still Struggling to Keep Up with EAM/CMMS Fundamentals

EAM and CMMS systems are essential to the survival of asset-intensive companies. In a highly digitized era, this is not novel information. The key to extracting the full value from an EAM or CMMS system is managing it properly. Even though EAM/CMMS systems have been on the market for a long time, many companies still struggle with the basics of maintaining their systems.

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  • Asset Strategy

Buried in Your EAM system?

If you have a maintenance role at an asset-intensive organization, you are probably aware of the amount of data in your EAM system. Amidst all this data, there are almost certainly gaps and inaccuracies. Migrating to a new EAM system is an excellent opportunity to fill those gaps and correct those inaccuracies.

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setting standards for better work orders
  • Work & Spares

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..

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  • Asset Strategy

ISO 55000 Brief Overview, Part 1: What’s in ISO 55000?

The ISO 55000 series of standards was officially released 15 Jan 2014. There are 3 separate standards...

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