Determining Spare Parts Requirements Using Repair Scenarios
The Planning and Scheduling Machine
Employing people with distinct craft skills was considered the only practical way to match complex machinery problems to the person who could solve them. In the first half of this century these craft distinctions became almost inviolate. However, downsizing and increased price competition, have made many managers rethink this axiom.
A Fresh Look at Training
Transform your perception of training from a “cost” to an “investment.” Benefit from both experienced personnel and financial returns. The course provides insight on implementing a focused training program to avoid the consequences associated with maintenance personnel that are inadequately trained.
Get your organization focused on equipment condition and turn your maintenance effort into planning and scheduling machine. This article discusses the basics of identifying and documenting the work that needs to be performed. It also illustrates one process for planning work, and the structure required to save, modify and expand saved plans to fit new situations.
The ideal way to ensure that the parts in your inventory are the parts you need is to connect all the parts you store to equipment in the facility. An often-ignored function in most computerized maintenance management systems can help. Learn how to streamline the development of a spare parts listing or bills-of-material.
The Multi-Skill Effort
