There are three basic electrical hazards that cause injury and death: shock, arc-flash, and arc-blast. Following these safety principles can result in a safer work environment and prevent injuries or even death.
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Why do improvement efforts fail or perhaps not sustain the gains? There are many reasons, but those most often stated are “lack of commitment” and not “following the process”. But why is there lack of commitment, and why aren’t processes followed? Here are a few of the reasons that I’ve seen:
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Unfettered expression and spiritual satisfaction? How does this relate to managing a maintenance department, especially one in the U.S. Postal Service? Open your mind. Take a page from the Zen Buddhist monks who preach: When you are quiet and listen, you become aware of sounds not normally heard. USPS maintenance leaders are listening and beginning to understand that maintenance success doesn’t come through closed minds and closed doors.
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Whether it’s turning off lights, idling back process equipment and fixing compressed air leaks to energy audits and installing compressed-air management systems-reducing utility costs can take several forms. As with any project, the return on investment should guide you on the projects that you select.
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A Discussion About Proactive Maintenance Gerry Trodd, Millar Western, www.noria.com In a world of fierce competition, individuality and unique ideas bring fresh solutions to solving age-old industry issues. Millar Western, a family owned pulp and paper mill, was able to take rising economic prices and capitalize on market conditions by further reducing scheduled maintenance using
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