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M3 - Corrective Maintenance Technology PDF
M3 - Corrective Maintenance Technology PDF
M3 – CORRECTIVE
MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY
ONLINE
TRAININGSESSION
CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE
TECHNOLOGY
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Relationship between maintenance and quality
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Cost of conformance/non‐conformance
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Advantages and disadvantages of a centralized maintenance
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quantitative forecasting model:
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The hierarchical levels
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The hierarchical levels
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The hierarchical levels
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The hierarchical levels
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The hierarchical levels
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six main categories
1. Maintenance productivity. The productivity should
measure the different resources, such as: labour, materials,
contractors, tools and equipment. An example of a specific
measurement is manpower utilization or cost of material
usage per order.
2. Maintenance organization. The maintenance organization
measures the effectiveness of the organization and the
planning activities. Ratio between planned and emergency
work orders and planning time per employee are common
measures.
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six main categories
3. Efficiency of maintenance work. This measures different
aspects of how the maintenance keeps up with the workload. The
work order turnover, response time and backlog are the major
indicators.
4. Maintenance costs. This is a commonly used category when
evaluating maintenance as it, as mentioned in 3.1, has
traditionally been seen as a cost. It is important to note that
driving the cost of maintenance down can be counterproductive
for the company as the cost of production stops and new
equipment will increase as a direct result of a maintenance
cut‐down.
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six main categories
5. Maintenance quality. The quality of maintenance is often
overlooked but is very important to understand if the
maintenance are doing things right. Flaws in maintenance
quality could indicate a need of training or need for new
skills. Repeat jobs and breakdowns and stock‐outs can be
measured.
6. Overall maintenance results. This category has a more
strategic focus and relates to measurements under strategic
or tactical levels.
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The Corrective maintenance model
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The Corrective maintenance model
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The corrective maintenance processes
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Improvement areas affect the Corrective maintenance
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Improvement areas affect the Corrective maintenance
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Failure Reporting, Analysis, and
Corrective Action System (FRACAS)
FRACAS Process
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FAILURE REPORTING
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Collecting the Data
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Reporting Equipment Failures
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Reporting Equipment Failures
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EVENT REPORT FIELDS
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EVENT REPORT FIELDS
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EVENT REPORT FIELDS
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EVENT REPORT FIELDS
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Example Event Report
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Equipment States Stack Chart
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reasons for corrective action
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reasons for corrective action
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reasons for corrective action
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Severity rankings
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Factory Test Tracking
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By Reliability Code
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Events by Life Cycle Phase by Week
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Example—Failure/Repair Report
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Example—Failure/Repair Report
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Example—Failure/Repair Report
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ANALYSIS
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ANALYSIS
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ANALYSIS
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MATERIAL DISPOSITION REPORT (MDR)
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MATERIAL DISPOSITION REPORT (MDR)
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PROBLEM ANALYSIS REPORT
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PROBLEM ANALYSIS REPORT
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FAILURE REVIEW BOARDS (FRB)
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FAILURE REVIEW BOARDS (FRB)
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FAILURE REVIEW BOARDS (FRB)
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FAILURE REVIEW BOARDS (FRB)
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Root Cause Analysis
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Root Cause Analysis
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CORRECTIVE ACTION
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An effective change control system i
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An effective change control system i
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STANDARD FIELDS OF THE CONFIGURATION TABLE
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EVENTS TABLE FIELD DESCRIPTIONS
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EVENTS TABLE FIELD DESCRIPTIONS
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EVENTS TABLE FIELD DESCRIPTIONS
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EVENTS TABLE FIELD DESCRIPTIONS
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PROBLEMS FIELD DESCRIPTIONS
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PROBLEMS FIELD DESCRIPTIONS
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PROBLEMS FIELD DESCRIPTIONS
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PROBLEMS FIELD DESCRIPTIONS
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PROBLEMS FIELD DESCRIPTIONS
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