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We're Moving, But First: Maintenance
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Double the productivity
of the typical maintenance department, and cut
downtime on critical equipment in half at the same
time.
The average maintenance department in the
United States has technician productivity of about
35%. It's not the fault of the technicians: it's
managers who don't know better - who get in the
way with policies, procedures, and lack of
support.
It doesn't have to be that way. An
effective maintenance management program will cut
costs while making it easier for you to deliver
top-notch service to your customers. By reducing
delays, you get better satisfied, more productive
workers, which yields more uptime. |
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Pete Little has installed and improved
maintenance management programs in almost 200
plants over 40 years.
"My approach to Maintenance
Management involves practical steps for improving
your operation without an expensive consulting
contract, and for measuring your progress along
the way." |
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Maintenance Management: March 30 -
April 2
The topics covered in this seminar
include:
evaluating maintenance
organizational options for different plants,
including Total Productive Maintenance
(TPM);
establishing and operating a manual
or computerized work order
system;
determining realistic priorities
when everything must be done "right
now";
properly utilizing critical work
order codes;
planning jobs and controlling
materials for maintenance work
orders;
using the work order backlog to
determine manpower
requirements;
dispatching craft personnel
to emergency and non-emergency work
orders;
supervising maintenance craft
personnel effectively;
using a realistic
weekly schedule to drive toward better
performance;
establishing a practical
preventive maintenance (PM)
program;
evaluating Predictive Maintenance
(PdM) opportunities;
understanding the
importance of ownership;
and taking
advantage of downtime.
This seminar is
appropriate for Plant Engineers, Maintenance
Managers, Maintenance Engineers, Supervisors,
Planners, and Clerks, as well as production
management personnel. |
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For enrollments: 336-379-1444 or
LearningCenter@MPACTLearning.com
MPACT Learning Center: the
finest technical skills training in the
southeast.
The four-day Maintenance
Management seminar costs $990.
We accept
MasterCard, VISA, and American Express.
For
Purchase Orders, our terms are Net 15.
Our
cancellation policy: we charge full price if a
cancellation is made less than three working days
before the start of a class. It is OK to send a
substitute. We reserve the right to cancel a class
if there are not enough enrollments. |
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We're Moving in late
April
Many of you have heard that the Burlington
Industries headquarters building will be torn down
in the fall. After 21 years here, we're moving.
That's the bad news.
The good news is that
we'll be in a much better location, less than 3
miles away: more room, easier to get to, closer to
motels and restaurants, and closer
parking.
We'll tell you where we'll be in
an upcoming newsletter. We expect to start in the
new location on May 3. |
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