Maintenance Prevention Archive
MP stands for Maintenance Prevention
MP activity refers to consideration of maintenance information and new technologies during planning, construction, installation and use of new equipment. MP strives for equipment that is designed for high reliability, maintainability, minimum cost, operability, safety, quality, reduction of maintenance cost and deterioration. Early Management Goal EPM – Develop products of
Planned Maintenance. Part 1
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
Chapter 7. Early Equipment Management. Part 2
4. Early Product Management 4.1 The objective of an Early Product Management system The ultimate aim of an Early Product Management system is to ensure that all problems are detected and dealt with early in the product development process, totally eliminating the need for changes from the prototyping stage
Early Equipment Management Workshop
EEM is not just an Engineering activity but the collective effort with plant technicians, operators, crafts, supervisors, etc. EEM learning’s are best obtained with one to one discussions with shop floor personnel. EEM must become part of the Capital Expenditure process with acknowledgement of EEM consideration similar to Safety