Planned Maintenance

Planned Maintenance – Introduction General: Provide an overall understanding of Planned MaintenanceFacilitate the site in developing and refining the PM planIdentification of additional training requirements Develop an understanding of: Objectives of the Planned Maintenance PillarThe support required for Autonomous Maintenance, T&E, and EM PillarsThe objectives and approach of each of…

4. Carrying out Effective Maintenance 4.1 The Structure of Equipment Maintenance 4.2 Zero-failure Program 4.3 Prioritizing the Equipment and Selecting the Maintenance System

1 What Is Effective Maintenance? 1.1 The Aim of Effective Maintenance Effective Maintenance aims to raise the company’s productivity by lowering the total cost of its equipment over every stage from design and fabrication through to operation and maintenance (including the initial cost of the equipment itself, maintenance and other…

Types of Maintenance Preventive Maintenance Time Based Maintenance (TBM) Advantage: Maintenance tasks such as inspection are avoided. Few failures occur Disadvantage: The equipment is over-maintained. Maintenance costs are high Predictive (PdM), or Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) Advantage: Over-maintenance, the disadvantage of TBM is avoided Disadvantage: Costs are incurred for equipment…