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It’s finally getting warmer! That means it’s time to start thinking about spring cleaning in manufacturing plants. No matter the type of organization, regularly maintaining the cleanliness of equipment is essential to operational excellence and safety. Let’s see what the experts have to say about well-cleaned equipment and why it is important in your reliability and maintenance program.
With Valentine’s Day only a week away, MW thought it would be fun to dive into what it takes to properly and safely maintain a chocolate factory. This newsletter will include tips for chocolate factory equipment maintenance and cleaning and safety tips that can be applied across manufacturing industries.Â
Following up on last year’s Reliability and Maintenance Book list, we have a new list for 2025 which includes more classic reads as well as the ones you requested in the comments! Please enjoy and let us know what you would like to see highlighted in 2026.
This is your guide to reliability and maintenance conferences 2025, along with expos, workshops, symposia and more related to manufacturing and technology.
Do you want to write for Maintenance World? Sharing original content about reliability and maintenance generates discussion, helps with networking, and provides valuable information to maintenance professionals who need it while working on the factory floor. (It doesn’t hurt to promote your brand as well!)
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2024 aims to ensure that every individual stays safe and secure online and to generate discussion on cyber threats.
Check out these end of the year reliability and maintenance conferences to finish out the year strong with new information and networking opportunities.
Happy Manufacturing Day 2024! MFG Day, celebrated each year on the first Friday in October, was created by the Manufacturing Institute, which is the workforce development and education affiliate of the National Association of Manufacturers. Events continue throughout the month.Â
It’s a highly active hurricane season, and the manufacturing industry is feeling the effects. Adverse weather can cause issues in plants, mills, and mines related to everything from worker safety to electrical problems to flooding – all potentially causing production loss and interruption of the supply chain. Manufacturing plant hurricane preparation needs to be a top priority.
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