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April 30, 2009   Featured Book

Planning & Scheduling Made Simple by Ricky Smith & Jerry Wilson


Ricky Smith and Jerry Wilson have produced a quick, easy read for any organization looking for a number of focused, easily implemented actions which can be expected to produce big improvements in effectiveness.
• Introduction
• What is Planning and Scheduling
• Planning and Scheduling Objectives
• How to Plan and Schedule
• Know how to Focus your Efforts
• Glossary


They lay out those critical aspects of Planning & Scheduling without which any Planning and Scheduling system will fail to produce the desired results. Each chapter contains high-lighted “Key Principles” which quickly summarize important points.


Buy a copy of this quick and easy read for every manager, supervisor, planner and scheduler!


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April 30, 2009   The 5 Secrets to Opening Maintenance Capacity

By LAI Reliability


Your issues, your goals, your strategy


This free Webinar will help you identify the opportunities already in your system and show you “What to Change” to free up valuable labor hours.


Use promo code: RW505


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Note:  This webinar is not associated with Reliabilityweb.com Reliability Roadmap™ Web Workshops

April 30, 2009   MARCON-2009

MARCON-2009
May 4-7, 2009
Knoxville Marriott


• Real Time Business Strategies Drive New Horizons in Maintenance (Reliability and Operations of Industrial Assets) by Dr. Peter Martin, Invensys
• Asset Reliability – Putting it All Together by Steve Toth, Covanta Energy
• Lessons Learned in Establishing an Effective PdM Program at AEDC by Walt Bishop, Arnold Engineering Development Center, Arnold, AFB
• Air Liquide Breaks Down Condition Monitoring Information Silos by Chad Broussard, Air Liquide / Heather DeJesus, Azima DLI
• Choosing and Using Maintenance KPI’s! by Scott Buker, DENSO
• Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) is about Process Change not just Sensors by Chris Sautter, University of Alabama in Huntsville
• A Unified Failure Mode Based Approach to Stockpile Reliability by Kelley Caflin, U.S. Army -Picatinny Arsenal
• Why Aren’t “Lean” Initiatives Working in the Maintenance Arena? by Thomas Carroll, NetJets, Inc.
• A Global Automotive Maintenance Management System Based on Reliability Analysis by Dr. D.E. Castro, Technical Federal Center of Minas Gerais
• Continuous Improvement Through the Eyes of a Career Maintenance Practitioner by Mike Chambers, Abidian, Inc.
• Making Maintainability Part of Your “Overall” Equation by Roger Collard, Wyle Laboratories
• Integrating Reliability Engineering Concepts into Capital Projects: Lessons Learned in a Case Study by Dan DeGrendel, Boehringer-Ingelheim Roxane / Bob DiFrancesco, ARMS Reliability Engineers
• BP Chemical and ABB Turn Reliability Initiative into Operational Excellence by Dan Glossner, BP Chemical
• U.S. Army Stockpile Reliability Programs (SRP) by Kevin James and Eric Hunt, U.S. Army – RDECOM (Redstone Arsenal)
• Wireless Sensors for Predictive Maintenance of Rotating Equipment in Industrial Environments by C.J. Kiger, AMS Corporation
• Analysis of Failure in Repairable Systems by Walter Lastinger, Naval Air Systems Command / David Nelson, Wyle Laboratories
• Management Considerations for CBM Success by Daniel Lynn, Lynn Reliability
• Design, Application and Use of an Asset Management Program Assessment Scorecard by John Mitchell, Consultant
• Implementing the Basics to Improve Manufacturing Excellence by Stan Moore, Solutia, Inc.
• ROI Case Study for Infrared Windows – Paper Mill by Martin Robinson, IRISS
• Reciprocating Compressor Condition Monitoring for Maintenance Optimization by Trinath Sahoo, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.
• Role of Reliability in Sustaining Lean Systems by Dr. Rupy Sawhney, University of Tennessee’s Center for Productivity Innovation
• Root Cause Analysis Leads to the Active Control of Torsional Resonance to Reduce Fatigue by Jim Shackelford, Peabody Energy
• Effective Asset Management by Don Turner, Jacobs
• Case Study: Changing Cultures in a Heavy Industrial Environment by Robert Uncapher, Minco, Inc.
• An Analysis of Reliability Growth Models Using a Simulation Test Bed by Martin Wayne and Paul Ellner, U.S. Army – Material Systems Analysis Activity
• Leadership, Reliability & High Gas Prices: Building a Reliability Culture Foundation by Bob Williamson, Strategic Work Systems, Inc.


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April 30, 2009   Get Uptime®

Are you getting the magazine most valued by maintenance and reliability professionals?


Each issue of Uptime Magazine features case studies, practical tips and useful procedure for:
• Maintenance Management
• Reliability
• Information Management
• Vibration Analysis
• Airborne Ultrasound
• Infrared Thermal Imaging
• Motor Testing
• Oil Analysis
• Precision Maintenance


Get Focused on Maintenance and Reliability!


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April 30, 2009   Last Weeks Maintenance Tips

April 30, 2009   Industrial Repair Services Study

Please help us with a study we are conducting about the use of industrial repair companies and services.


You can take the survey anonymously or you can choose to enter the drawing for a Garmin Nuvi 200 Global Positioning System (GPS) at the end of the 10 question survey.


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April 30, 2009   Maintenance Tips

April 30, 2009   Popular iPresentation Tutorials

Getting Started
A Guide to Pre-Alignment Preparation


7 Minute iPresentation Tutorial

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The Basics of Starting Up a Predictive Maintenance Program


6 Minute iPresentation Tutorial

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Doing More With Less
Surviving in a Difficult Economy


16 Minute Strategy iPresentation

April 23, 2009   Featured Book

Featured Book
Audel’s Electric Motors is the one-stop complete reference for everything related to electric motors. Targeted at the individual repairing, maintaining and installing motors and the student. Coverage includes use, selection, operation, repair and maintenance. The book begins with explaining the principles of motor function, then covers the various types of motors, dealing with special types of motors, motor control, motor selection and replacement, motor repair tools, motor wiring, motion control and includes several sections on motor repair and maintenance, and motor troubleshooting. Both text and illustrations will be updated and reformatted for easy reading. Many motors books contain excessive math and calculus information making them difficult to understand. Audel’s Electric Motors contains only one chapter of motor math explained at the end, and the bulk of the book explains motor concepts without excessive math.


Features
• The highly-respected Audel brand has provided practical references for skilled tradespersons and students for more than 100 years.
• Motors that need to be repaired or installed are present in all residential and commercial buildings, factories, vehicles, HVAC systems and more.
• Updated with 50% new material.
• Contains easy to understand text not overloaded with math and calculus as most motors books are.
• Wide range of coverage makes book ideal for many readers: electricians, millwrights, machinists, mechanics, carpenters, pipefitters, maintenance and repair techs and engineers.
• Previous editions combined sold over 250,000 units.


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April 23, 2009   MARCON-2009

MARCON-2009
May 4-7, 2009
Knoxville Marriott


• Real Time Business Strategies Drive New Horizons in Maintenance (Reliability and Operations of Industrial Assets) by Dr. Peter Martin, Invensys
• Asset Reliability – Putting it All Together by Steve Toth, Covanta Energy
• Lessons Learned in Establishing an Effective PdM Program at AEDC by Walt Bishop, Arnold Engineering Development Center, Arnold, AFB
• Air Liquide Breaks Down Condition Monitoring Information Silos by Chad Broussard, Air Liquide / Heather DeJesus, Azima DLI
• Choosing and Using Maintenance KPI’s! by Scott Buker, DENSO
• Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) is about Process Change not just Sensors by Chris Sautter, University of Alabama in Huntsville
• A Unified Failure Mode Based Approach to Stockpile Reliability by Kelley Caflin, U.S. Army -Picatinny Arsenal
• Why Aren’t “Lean” Initiatives Working in the Maintenance Arena? by Thomas Carroll, NetJets, Inc.
• A Global Automotive Maintenance Management System Based on Reliability Analysis by Dr. D.E. Castro, Technical Federal Center of Minas Gerais
• Continuous Improvement Through the Eyes of a Career Maintenance Practitioner by Mike Chambers, Abidian, Inc.
• Making Maintainability Part of Your “Overall” Equation by Roger Collard, Wyle Laboratories
• Integrating Reliability Engineering Concepts into Capital Projects: Lessons Learned in a Case Study by Dan DeGrendel, Boehringer-Ingelheim Roxane / Bob DiFrancesco, ARMS Reliability Engineers
• BP Chemical and ABB Turn Reliability Initiative into Operational Excellence by Dan Glossner, BP Chemical
• U.S. Army Stockpile Reliability Programs (SRP) by Kevin James and Eric Hunt, U.S. Army – RDECOM (Redstone Arsenal)
• Wireless Sensors for Predictive Maintenance of Rotating Equipment in Industrial Environments by C.J. Kiger, AMS Corporation
• Analysis of Failure in Repairable Systems by Walter Lastinger, Naval Air Systems Command / David Nelson, Wyle Laboratories
• Management Considerations for CBM Success by Daniel Lynn, Lynn Reliability
• Design, Application and Use of an Asset Management Program Assessment Scorecard by John Mitchell, Consultant
• Implementing the Basics to Improve Manufacturing Excellence by Stan Moore, Solutia, Inc.
• ROI Case Study for Infrared Windows – Paper Mill by Martin Robinson, IRISS
• Reciprocating Compressor Condition Monitoring for Maintenance Optimization by Trinath Sahoo, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.
• Role of Reliability in Sustaining Lean Systems by Dr. Rupy Sawhney, University of Tennessee’s Center for Productivity Innovation
• Root Cause Analysis Leads to the Active Control of Torsional Resonance to Reduce Fatigue by Jim Shackelford, Peabody Energy
• Effective Asset Management by Don Turner, Jacobs
• Case Study: Changing Cultures in a Heavy Industrial Environment by Robert Uncapher, Minco, Inc.
• An Analysis of Reliability Growth Models Using a Simulation Test Bed by Martin Wayne and Paul Ellner, U.S. Army – Material Systems Analysis Activity
• Leadership, Reliability & High Gas Prices: Building a Reliability Culture Foundation by Bob Williamson, Strategic Work Systems, Inc.


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