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Key Performance Indicators for MRO and the Storeroom

A 30 minute long Webinar Tutorial On Demand Led by Daniel DeWald, CPIM, CPMM SME Materials Management Professional Consultant, GPAllied

Key Performance Indicators are used to measure and monitor daily, weekly, and monthly activities in MRO and Stores. Management uses it as a tool to analyze past performance, and make decisions as they move forward. KPI's are an objective measurement, and a key activity for the maintenance manager to oversee.

MRO Inventory Rationalization and Optimization

By Ralph Rio

MRO materials inventory often has many thousands of stocking units (SKU) in small quantities with multiple stocking locations and unpredictable demand - making inventory management difficult. Maintenance organizations tend to focus on work orders and the equipment while giving lower priority to managing MRO inventory. The lack of inventory optimization results in higher inventory levels, carrying costs, and operating disruptions.

Repairable Spares: The Complete Program

By Daniel DeWald, CPIM

The establishment of a repairable spares program is essential to complete a solid MRO (maintenance parts, repair, and operating supplies) management program. Repairing parts before the point of failure is a strategy that reduces maintenance costs, reduces purchasing dollars in buying new equipment, and reduces the need for an increased capital budgeting process.

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The MRO Connection to Reliability

An 80 minute On Demand Webinar Workshop by Rich MacInnes, Principal, Net Results Group, LLC and Bob Wilson, Senior Director - Client Assessments, PCA

The MRO Connection to Reliability is clear... spare parts at the ready to ensure equipment availability the first time, every time. Learn five key insights unique to MRO materials-guaranteed to advance every reliability program while improving investment in maintenance labor and materials. Gain these insights from recognized experts of The MRO Connection, which delivers proven solutions in the uniquely challenging space known as MRO.

Learning point takeaways:

1) Five key MRO insights that advance reliability practices while improving investment in maintenance labor and materials

2) Technology solutions unique to the challenges of MRO

3) Performing MRO capabilities health check-vital first step

Seatek Company Releases RS-101B

Seatek Company, which pioneered the labor saving rotary tool to cut armored cables has introduced a new model in the Roto-Split line. The made in USA RS-101B is equipped with an exclusive auto clamping feature that does away with fussing with a thumb screw when cutting different sizes of AC/MC cable. Just squeeze the bottom lever & any cable from 14-2 to 10-4 or 3/8” Flex is secured, no adjustment is required! This new patent pending system prevents applying too much force to aluminum casing. Blade penetration is set at the factory to prevent nicking of wires in standard size AC/MC cable.

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Critical Success Factors for MRO and the Storeroom

Presented by Daniel DeWald, CPIM, CPMM SME Materials Management Professional Consultant, GPAllied

Critical success factors (CSF) are an essential part of the storeroom and MRO. They need to be identified and reviewed to insure success. They are not a key performance indicator, but instead are elements vital to strategize policies and management to be a winning sector of the overall maintenance direction.

The Importance of Organizing MRO Inventory & Purchasing

By Terry Wireman, CPMM, CMRP

MRO inventory and purchasing organizations are the single biggest maintenance support functions that contribute to low maintenance productivity. MRO inventory and purchasing, in this article, stands for maintenance, repair, and overhaul inventory and purchasing. Many maintenance labor delays are related to issues concerning materials and spare parts. Because the purchasing function typically procures the materials for the MRO storerooms, it also has a big impact on maintenance productivity.

HYDRAULIC INSTITUTE DEBUTS UPDATED STANDARD FOR ROTARY PUMP TESTS

Parsippany, NJ, - The Hydraulic Institute (HI) has updated the ANSI/HI Standard for Rotary Pump Tests version 2000, and has introduced ANSI/HI 3.6 - 2010, Rotary Pump Tests. This updated Standard applies to industrial/commercial rotary positive displacement pumps and includes detailed procedures on the set up and methods for conducting hydrostatic test and performance tests of such pumps. ANSI/HI 3.6-2010 is immediately available for purchase through the HI online retail store, http://www.eStore.Pumps.org. It is offered at $75.00.

FREE 1-hour webinar on Fundamentals of Pumping System Assessments

FREE 1-hour webinar on Fundamentals of Pumping System Assessments: An overview of the new ASME Energy Assessment standard

Parsippany, NJ - Pump Systems Matter (PSM) is now offering a Free 1-hour webinar covering the new ASME EA-2-2009 standard “Energy Assessment for Pumping Systems,” which sets the requirements for conducting and reporting the results of pumping system assessments. The entire pumping system, from energy inputs to the work performed as the result of these inputs, is considered.

Complete Directory of Products for Design, Assembly, Manufacturing and Maintenance

NEW LOCTITER ADHESIVE SOURCEBOOK ALLOWS FAST AND EASY PRODUCT SELECTION

Rocky Hill, Conn. - The LoctiteR Adhesive Sourcebook, Volume 10 is a 214-page, comprehensive resource guide from Henkel Corporation that provides information on the company’s complete line of more than 800 LoctiteR adhesive, sealant, coating, and lubricant products for industrial manufacturing and maintenance repair. The Sourcebook also features information on related dispensing and curing equipment.

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Kitting best practices in the support of maintenance

An 45-minute long Webinar On Demand Led by Daniel DeWald, CPIM, CPMM SME Materials Management Professional Consultant, GP Allied

Discussed are Kitting best practices in the support of maintenance. There are four stages of Kitting -Pre-Kitting, Filling the Kit, Completion of the Kit, and Delivery. Each stage is unique when it is applied as a support to maintenance. Kitting is a coordinated effort between the planner, the storeroom, and maintenance.

Benefits that are expected when Kitting is fully implemented are-(1) Eliminates the craftsman searching for parts; (2) Improved communication between the planner, storeroom, and the craftsman; and (3) Deliveries to the job site decreases equipment downtime, and improves craftsman's productivity.

Participate to learn:

1) Kits require a secure area to stage and pick parts

2) Kits are to have all the parts filled before it is delivered.

3) Kits are delivered to the job site

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Effective Cycle Counting

An 9-minute iPresentation by Daniel DeWald, CPIM, GP Allied

Discussion involves the differences between a physical inventory once a year and a daily cycle count. A daily cycle count is preferred because it provides a continual measurement of inventory accuracy that is visible to both management and storeroom associates. Storeroom preparation to make cycle counting effective is essential and the steps are discussed to make this happen. Also scheduling counters and assigning tasks create responsibility and achieve more accurate inventories.

Oniqua CEO and Co-Founder Andy Hill to Speak at Ivara Reliability Leadership Summit

QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, /24-7PressRelease/—Oniqua Enterprise Analytics (www.oniqua.com), a leading provider of analytics-based MRO optimization solutions for asset-intensive organizations, today announced that Oniqua CEO and co-founder Andy Hill will speak at the Ivara Reliability Leadership Summit on Wednesday, September 22, 2010. The event will take place September 21-23, 2010, at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel in Denver, Colorado.

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Removing Duplicate Part Numbers

Before you purchase software (such as "Fuzzy Duplicate Finder") to determine the duplicate part numbers in your storeroom, use the excel spreadsheet to break down the part numbers and descriptions into five categories---part number, noun, attribute, specifications, and further descriptions.

Once sorted it becomes very clear what part numbers are similar, but may be different. It enables you to physically check a few items to see if there is an actual match. Once found the

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mro spares management

Key Performance Indicators for MRO and the Storeroom

Oniqua Enterprise Analytics Opens New Office in Africa

MRO Inventory Rationalization and Optimization

Repairable Spares: The Complete Program

Bermuda Electric Light Company Selects Queensland-based Oniqua for MRO Optimization

The MRO Connection to Reliability

Seatek Company Releases RS-101B

Critical Success Factors for MRO and the Storeroom

The Importance of Organizing MRO Inventory & Purchasing

Material Planning Improves Maintenance Efficiency

HYDRAULIC INSTITUTE DEBUTS UPDATED STANDARD FOR ROTARY PUMP TESTS

Take Care of Those Parts!

FREE 1-hour webinar on Fundamentals of Pumping System Assessments

Complete Directory of Products for Design, Assembly, Manufacturing and Maintenance

Kitting best practices in the support of maintenance

Effective Cycle Counting

Oniqua CEO and Co-Founder Andy Hill to Speak at Ivara Reliability Leadership Summit

Removing Duplicate Part Numbers

Company Supports Race Driver’s Efforts to Encourage and Inspire Severely Wounded Veterans

How Storeroom Security Puts Reliability at Risk