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Do Your Planners Have the Training they need to be Effective?

by Alan Warmack, Marshall Institute

Are you considering the implementation of Planning and Scheduling in your Maintenance group? Maybe you have already started the process and chosen the Planners to take you forward in your Continuous Improvement Process. In either case, strong consideration should be given to the types and levels of training your Planners have, or are going to receive in order to make them effective in their new job.

Fundamentals of Maintenance Planning Series

Fundamentals of Maintenance Planning Series

By Daryl Mather

Planning and scheduling functions are the key deliverables of the planning role. This is where the most gains in execution have the potential to be made and acted upon. In some larger organizations these are split, allowing more adequate resources for each role.

Effective Maintenance Planning

DOs & DON’Ts of Effective Maintenance Planning

Most asset-intensive organizations recognize that efficient and effective maintenance planning and scheduling is one of those cornerstone processes that can help ensure equipment reliability and assist with attaining excellence in operations.

Challenges in Asset Management And ways that you can deal with them

by Michael Israel

Disclaimer: In our efforts to make readers aware of technology innovations, this Reliabilityweb.com article make extensive mention of a specfic product.  This should not be taken to imply endorsement.  The product names were used to support the informational delivery of an innovation for the maintenance and reliability community.  - Editor   

Asset Management: An Explanation

What is asset management?

There are varied points of view, no doubt. So let's get a generally acceptable perspective from two reliable sources:

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Reliability Radio EP 279: Matt Boehne, Banetti

Reliability Radio EP 279: Matt Boehne, Banetti

Matt Boehne speaks about the number one problem in the business side is culture. The importance of cross-functional teams. It’s all about people.

Reliability Radio EP 278: Michael Guns, University of Delaware

Reliability Radio EP 278: Michael Guns, University of Delaware

Michael Guns, Associate Director of Maintenance Strategy and Planning for the University of Delaware, speaks about how awareness training is critical for your team in order to focus and crystalize your strategy.

Scheduling Options for SAP Plant Maintenance and Beyond

Scheduling Options for SAP Plant Maintenance and Beyond

Scheduling Options for SAP Plant Maintenance and Beyond
A 10:49 minute iPresentation Tutorial

Maintenance Planning

Maintenance Planning: Back to Basics

Planning Departments function in modes anywhere from just being clerks…. to being responsible for all aspects of the maintenance function.

Managing Materials Used During PMs

Managing Materials Used During PMs

An hour long presentation by Clark Kimmel, Senior Consultant, People and Processes, Inc.

Materials management is a critical part of an organizations ability to maintain and sustain reliability. Too many unnecessary or seldom used parts and materials on a shelf can waste resources. Resources are utilized to handle, house, maintain and kit or issue parts. Often times these resources are consumed on parts that haven't moved in years.

Secrets of Success with Procedures

Secrets of Success with Procedures

The RELIABILITY Conference 2016 - RAP Talk - 19:38
by Jack Nicholas, Author

In this informative RAP Talk, Jack Nicholas stresses often overlooked processes and procedures that address management. In particular, the relationship between policies, processes, plans, procedures and work instructions are illustrated. In addition, how situations where procedures aren’t followed and lead to problems should be handled. Case studies and other sources are presented to emphasize important lessons that were learned, sometimes in very difficult and important ways.

A Glimpse at the Future

Editor’s note: From 1996 to 2000, the author had the privilege of doing a greenfield construction and start-up of a chemical plant in Asia. Part of the land was still being reclaimed from the ocean when he arrived. This article describes how he and the work team developed work processes to do things in the way they had always wanted to do them.

Maximize the ROI of Your SAP PM

Maximize the ROI of Your SAP PM

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, like system applications and products in data processing (SAP), are critical systems for managing a business and its operations.

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