Welcome to the era of Industry 4.0, where the manufacturing world is getting a major upgrade. This isn’t just about making things faster or cheaper; it’s about transforming how factories operate from the ground up, using smart technology to make decisions, prevent problems, and keep everything running smoothly.
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Integrity Testing is a proactive approach to preventive maintenance for Plate and Tubular Heat Exchangers in sanitary processing environments. This process allows for the early identification of potential leaks and failures, serving as a cost-effective and environmentally friendly form of preventive maintenance.  
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Computerized Maintenance Management Systems are known for their robust features that streamline and improve company operations. Despite this, maintenance teams rarely take advantage of all the functionality available in their CMMS. This article highlights some key CMMS features that maintenance teams should use to get more value from their investment, improve efficiencies, and save costs.Â
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How do you determine the optimal frequency and scope of performing preventive maintenance tasks? This article presents several thoughtful ways to refine what is being performed on equipment and when. Be prepared to not think “one and done,” but rather a long-term iterative approach.
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Introducing diversity into your Lean Leadership Programme requires effort but brings great reward.  You will need to build a comprehensive approach that spans recruitment, development, culture, and accountability. By setting clear goals, implementing inclusive practices, and fostering an environment that values diverse perspectives, your organisation can develop a diverse leadership pipeline that drives innovation, enhances problem-solving, and reflects the diversity of your workforce and customers.Â
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As new technologies are continually introduced in production environments to improve productivity, efficiency, and tolerances, maintenance teams have had to adapt and acquire knowledge to maintain these systems effectively. This article talks about new systems teams have to adapt to, and how AI is making a mark in the maintenance and reliability world.
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Prevent flange leaks with proper bolting practices. Bolts and gaskets behave like springs and unless flange bolts and nuts are properly tensioned the flange will leak. The correct tightening torque depends on bolt diameter, material of construction, process pressure and bolt fabrication.
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This week’s newsletter contains a list of 5 resources for reliability and maintenance case studies to help you on the path to success (plus two bonus case studies at the end!). Digging into mistakes that can be made and analyzing how they were fixed is beneficial to any maintenance professional looking to become an expert in their field.
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Congratulations on your new maintenance manager role! In the first three months of employment, the ultimate goal is to make an immediate positive impact. First impressions last, so it’s crucial to have a comprehensive plan to help navigate the critical first few months on the job. The 30-60-90 Day Plan is a widely recognized methodology that assists new managers in effectively managing their transition into a leadership role. Each phase entails specific goals, objectives, and action plans tailored to the demands of the position and the organization.
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