Central Contra Costa Sanitary District (Central San) provides wastewater collection and treatment for approximately 481,600 residents and 3,000 businesses in Contra Costa County. Central San's main facility is a treatment plant in Martinez, California, processing an average of 32 million gallons per day of municipal wastewater and providing up to 3 million gallons per day of recycled water to businesses in the community.
Stanford Health Care, with facilities primarily located in Northern California, is a premier not-for-profit academic healthcare system with leading edge clinical capabilities led by world-renowned Stanford University physicians.
The most important part of building the sustainable lubrication program at the PGE Beaver Plant, (where are the parts are clicking) was building a successful team.
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Maintenance Excellence Management (MEM) is Yanbu NGLF initiative, which was developed to enhance maintenance processes and monitor their performance through clear, defined procedures which developed by related SMEs. Maintenance Excellence Management MEM was constructed to be in line with ARAMCO Corporate Maintenance Services track to consistently and systematically achieve and sustain industry leading performance.
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The SGL Composites Maintenance Department was formed in 2013, but began its journey to Reliability after Lee McKinley was positioned as the Head of the Maintenance Department in late 2014 and started discussions with Jim Carrel, CRL (Reliability Coach, Reliability Management Strategies) in the Spring of 2015.
Steam systems are vital to the smooth operation of so many manufacturing plants and other facilities. Numerous components are at work to ensure this smooth operation, but none more important than steam traps. Yet, despite their critical function, the majority of plants rely on time- and labor-intensive manual inspections. Yet, with the emergence of industrial Internet technology, steam traps make ideal candidates for automated sensing technology.