A maintenance process that encompasses technical excellence in all of its elements and is reliable will be responsive, flexible and adding a value to its customers and stakeholders. That’s an Agile process.
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Simplicity of any process leads to agility of this same process. Eliminating or rejecting tasks that are not adding value to the maintenance process would free the precious time and effort of the maintenance team. Hence increasing its simplicity score. How?
Maintenance tasks easily fits in the Agile first principle by replacing software with maintenance. So now it would be: Our highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable Maintenance. Which now perfectly describes the world class maintenance.
Systematic can be defined as “acting according to a plan or system” Let’s start by Square Zero of the plan; Your target
What is reliability in life and maintenance? It is not only dependability
The first Thirty-Three (33) Questions to check the existing assets maintainability. You can apply them easily while monitoring the job execution. They are designed to boost maintainability.
In the this chat we shall demonstrate failure modes of some sample equipment and some guides to properly level your system analysis. As we had defined Failure Modes in our previous chat; A failure Mode for a Function Failure is one of the ways that this Failure could happen. In other words , it is […]
Your team of maintainers and operators are the best source for the Failure Effect knowledge. Other resources carries only information.
Read to know the pros and cons of the first source that comes to mind for the knowledge of the Failure Effect. Is it information or knowledge?
Read in this chat some insights on the steps of collecting the Failure Effect (FE) of a specific Failure Mode (FM) on your way to apply RCM