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How Much Automation Does Maintenance Need?

Posted May 02, 2011 8:19 AM

Manufacturing industries use automation to do more with fewer workers. But what about maintenance departments and automation? Today's most common maintenance tools — computerized maintenance management systems — help improve reliability-centered maintenance operations, scheduling, purchasing, and costs, but is there a potentially more important benefit we're not leveraging? These systems have the data, and with numbers from production, perhaps there's an opportunity to change perceptions at the executive level? Has anyone tried this approach?

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Re: How Much Automation Does Maintenance Need?

05/03/2011 10:50 PM

Well the heat sensors to keep an eye on moving part, motors and shaft bearings even pumps pressures is a good idea and keep the repair men tied into the process and can even allow them to see way to imporve production or product.

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