Friday, 22 May 2009 09:16
CMMS Edge - Always master the basics of asset reliability
As assets become more and more complex, and our dependency on them increases, it's not surprising that companies and regulatory bodies have a growing interest in asset reliability. Although assets are getting "smarter," they're also becoming more costly. As a result, companies are looking for ways to reduce operating costs, such as through improved asset reliability. Here's a primer on how to reduce maintenance costs through the establishment of a reliability management program, including basic features and functions to look for in a CMMS system.
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As the busiest port on the Canadian side of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway navigation system, the Port of Hamilton plays an integral role in supporting trade between Canada and the U.S. as well as overseas destinations. With thousands of jobs dependent on the cargo that is transported in and out of this port, one 12-person maintenance team is responsible for ensuring a variety of buildings, warehouses and infrastructure remain in good working order year-round.Check out the full story in the March/April 2013 issue of PEM.
- Western Manufacturing Technology Show (WMTS) (June 04.06)
- PTDA Canadian Conference (June 06.06)
- Maintenance Management Professional - Module 2 (June 18.06)
- Partners in Training - Electrical Maintenance & Reliability (June 18.06)
- SAIA Convention and SAF-T Conference (July 21.07)
- European Power Transmission Distributors Association Convention (September 18.09)
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