Reliability and Maintenance Articles

Download TPM’s Planned Maintenance (size 554 kb, pdf)

RSA RELIABILITY & MAINTENANCE COURSES

REFERENCES ON LUBRICATION STRATEGY

REFERENCES ON ROOT CAUSE FAILURE ANALYSIS

REFERENCES ON TOTAL PRODUCTIVE MAINTENANCE

REFERENCES ON PROACTIVE MAINTENANCE

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Issue No. 1 : May, 2007 : Learning’s From The Principles of Equipment’s Reliability

Issue No. 2 : June 2007 : Can Equipment Failures Really Be Eliminated ?

Issue No. 3 : July 2007 : Why Most Industries Are Reactive ?

Issue No. 4 : August 2007 : How To Make Training Work For Your Industry ?

Issue No. 5 : September 2007 : A Different Root Cause Analysis Experience

Issue No. 6 : October 2007 : Where Does RCFA Fit In The RCM Strategy ?

Issue No. 7 : November 2007 : Why TPM Is Hard To Implement ?

Issue No. 8 : December 2007 : Does Oil Wear Out and Needs To Be Change ?

Issue No. 9 : January 2008 : Where Do We End Our Probe In Root Cause Analysis ?

Issue No. 10 : February 2008 : An Inconvenient Truth About Preventive Maintenance

Issue No. 11 : March 2008 : The Lifeblood of Root Cause Analysis

Issue No. 12 : April 2008 : My TPM Experience, A Successful Failure

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Issue No. 13 : May 2008 : Top 10 Problems Experience on Preventive Maintenance

Issue No. 14 : June 2008 : Comparing TPM and RCM, w/c Is The Better Strategy

The distinction between a maintenance and a mechanic is that a maintenance uses his brain much more rather than his hands in analyzing problems while a mechanic uses more of his hand in fixing failures and then later on becomes good at fixing failures. Let us treat our people with the respect they deserve, let us treat them as maintenance people and not as mere mechanics . . . . .

Issue No. 15 : July 2008 : Why Many Root Cause Initiatives Fail ?

Issue No. 16 : August 2008 : The Case of Infant Mortality & Random Failures

Issue No. 17 : September 2008 : How To Fit RCM Into The TPM Strategy

Issue No. 18 : October 2008 : Maintenance - The Last Man Standing

Issue No. 19 : November 2008 : Is There Still Value On Training ?

REFERENCES ON CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT PRACTICES

Issue No. 20 : December 2008 : A Typical Maintenance Culture

Issue No. 21 : January 2009 : Is Reliability Just A Numbers Game ?

Issue No. 22 : February 2009 : TPM’s Planned Maintenance Pillar

Issue No. 23 : March 2009 : TPM and RCM Do They Contradict or Complement