Machinery and Equipment Maintenance
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Skills for the future: Digital competence will be essential
Canada continues to lag in development efforts.
Hamilton STLE presents: Machinery on-line monitoring techniques
November 7th 2019Education day covers reliability centred maintenance, thermography, vibration monitoring systems, online lubricant testing and trending and machinery alignment. Hosted by the Hamilton Section of the Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers Prepaid registration deadline is Oct. 18.
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TECH TIP: Grounding variable frequency drives
How to avoid the most common issues.
FLIR/ITC InfraCanada West Conference
October 1st 2019FLIR Systems Canada’s InfraCanada West facility maintenance and infrared imaging conference in Banff, Alta. presents experienced infrared professionals who will provide a variety of case studies and tutorials on the application of infrared imaging technology for construction, maintenance, leak detection,…
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Asset tracking: Managing your CMMS
More than 95% of the data comes from human interaction.
Physical Asset Management Program
November 4th 2019An intensive five-day course covering asset management strategies offered in partnership with the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto. Focus is on cost-related issues. Dr. Andrew Jardine, an international authority in the asset management field,…
Maintenance pros offered MMP/PGM program in French
Seven-module course developed by PEMAC and ITMI will be delivered live online starting in the winter.
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Get more from your assets: How RCM helped a medical device company
Successful performance improvement initiatives drive cost savings.
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Managing your assets: It’s about more than reliability
GFMAM document takes maintenance performance to a higher level.
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Protect your electrical system: Make the move to condition monitoring
Increasing inspection frequency has a huge impact on the bottom line.
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Battle data deficiency: Boost asset reliability with reliable information
Digital management accesses needed information quickly.
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Gauge reliability: Survey for strengths and weaknesses
Setting standards will improve functions by identifying and addressing problems.
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Upgrade your maintenance plan: Align structure with bottom line goals
City of Mississauga experience provides guidance for manufacturers.
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TECH TIP: Bad vibrations and motors
Watch for electrical component damage.
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Total power failures: Avoid them with a ‘living’ liability plan
Create a living program that’s monitored regularly.
