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Join this 45 minute informative session to understand the capabilities of generating right KPI’s to align the operational performance with your business goals. A useful maintenance KPI lets you identify the issues causing your maintenance effects and helps you select the right strategy to either support or correct the actions producing the results.

Session Content: The webinar on “Maintenance Cost Analysis” will provide insights to make strategic & tactical decisions related to the cost of asset maintenance by leveraging data captured in the CMMS like Maximo & SAP PM. It will cover topics such as - Maintenance Spend Analysis - Repair V/S Replace Decisions - Labor & Spares cost - Asset life cycle cost analysis &

This webinar is focused on how analytics framework can drive Asset Performance Management. It will address how organizational goals can be aligned & monitored with all the activities & outcomes related to enterprise assets operations, maintenance, reliability and engineering. Session Content: - Developing a maintenance performance framework that aligns maintenance strategy with business

You can avoid some expensive burn-outs if you opt for preventive maintenance and not reactive maintenance WE will cross the bridge when it comes. That’s a nice philosophy to have in life. But not in a plant. Certainly not with machines. Every machine comes with a suffix called maintenance attached to it. That’s why the term called AMCs (Annual Maintenance Contracts) is a highlight of many a sales

When built into management processes, performance metrics become a system which will generate organizational behaviors that comply with what is measured, i.e., “you are what you measure.” Hence, this will encourage behaviors which help present a good score for the individual or for the department. This may or may not, however, help to achieve strategic goals. Therefore, when building performance

1. Breakdown maintenance: In this type of maintenance, no care is taken for the machine, until equipment fails. Repair is then undertaken. This type of maintenance could be used when the equipment failure does not significantly affect the operation or production or generate any significant loss other than repair cost. However, an important aspect is that the failure of a component from a big machine

In today’s industrial scenario huge losses/wastage occur in the manufacturing shop floor. This waste is due to operators, maintenance personal, process, tooling problems and non-availability of components in time etc. Other forms of waste includes idle machines, idle manpower, break down machine, rejected parts etc are all examples of waste. The quality related waste are of significant importance

Identification of the underlying problem Whenever a component or product fails in service or if failure occurs in manufacturing or during production processing, failure analysis plays a very important role. In any case, one must determine the cause of failure to prevent future occurrence, and/or to improve the performance of the device, component or structure. Typical examples of systems/equipment

What is a failure code? Quite simply, it is a code that illustrates why an asset failed or the reason that the asset failed. Codes can be a number which is cross referenced to a list of actual code descriptions or more conveniently a series of alphanumeric characters that are a logical abbreviation of their descriptions. However, with modern database technology and available disk space, the full

For registration please click on the link below https://www4.gotomeeting.com/register/168370295 Maximo manages large amount of work orders challenging to prioritize ,plan and schedule work order with constraints like labor availability, materials ,tools, services and asset availability .These may impact your operations ,maintenance ,reliability & engineering in one or many ways like: - Pending

Maintenance can be broken into categories – Proactive and Reactive. Proactive is further divided into two classes- Preventive and Predictive while Reactive can be split into – Corrective and Emergency. Reactive maintenance, the easiest approach, the oft-used approach, the out-of-sheer-habit approach. But look closer and you will find that the worst thing that a company can do is spend a lot of time

WE will cross the bridge when it comes. That’s a nice philosophy to have in life. But not in a plant. Certainly not with machines. Every machine comes with a suffix called maintenance attached to it. That’s why the term called AMCs (Annual Maintenance Contracts) is a highlight of many a sales negotiation talk too. And yet, maintenance is orphaned once the machine gets out of the crib. The crying

Exercising 20 minutes every morning is better than a heart-transplant. Won’t the same common sense apply to your maintenance and reliability? Have you thought about it? It seems intriguing and yet so true. As engineers lost in the iron-clad world of engines, assembly lines, tool-boxes, turbines and metal all around; it’s easy to forget what machines are all about. It’s easy to forget that just

Picture this. Personnel from a plant are driving along a road in an automobile. The maintenance manager is driving blindfolded. Sitting beside the maintenance manager is the mill manager who is peering in the rear view mirror. In the back seat, the production manager is urging the maintenance manager to proceed at top speed while simultaneously warning him about a flat tire. This situation is obviously

More than 200 Maintenance and Reliability professionals attended this webinar on Maximo data analysis and reporting. The webinar covered the different aspects of Maintenance and Reliability and also showcased some real life reports like, PM performance, RCM, WO management, Failure Analysis, MTBF, MTTF, RCA , cost analysis and many more. To view the recording of this webinar please click http://