Manufacturing facilities need to get back to the basic fundamentals of maintenance. Evolving reliability strategies place greater emphasis on root cause analysis (RCA), condition monitoring and trending, implementing CMMS best practices, and measuring everything. And these are important! However not at the expense of basic maintenance fundamentals according to Peter Phillips, principle at Trailwalk Holdings, a Nova Scotia-based maintenance consulting and training company.
Many companies have actually gone backwards in their approach to basic maintenance fundamentals in their pursuit of reliability initiatives tied to asset management. Peter wants to get these plants back to the basics.
In Maintenance: Must Win Battles, Peter covers 6 inexpensive, easy battles maintenance teams can win to help move the reliability needle in the right direction.
While these battles don’t cost a lot, they do require a commitment and a sense of urgency for implementation. Companies that have gone down this path have seen a big increase in equipment reliability. They have won the battle with simple, basic things that save thousands of dollars for maintenance, production and quality every single day.
Module Type: video | Duration: 50 minutes | Module ID: BTE-MMWB-01
Manufacturing facilities need to get back to the basic fundamentals of maintenance. Evolving reliability strategies place greater emphasis on root cause analysis (RCA), condition monitoring and trending, implementing CMMS best practices, and measuring everything. And these are important! However not at the expense of basic maintenance fundamentals according to Peter Phillips, principle at Trailwalk Holdings, a Nova Scotia-based maintenance consulting and training company.
Module Type: video | Duration: 44 minutes | Module ID: BTE-MMWB-02
Maintenance departments always have a lot on their plate. Especially when they are running around in reactive mode, fighting fires. When a maintenance team is stuck in reactive mode, there is never time to learn about or do the little things necessary to make a reliability program world-class. In this course, Peter covers 6 inexpensive, easy battles which maintenance teams can win to help move the reliability needle in the right direction.
Learn how everyone must be involved in maintenance discovery, not just condition monitoring and maintenance.
Understand the importance of lubrication and the dangers of using auto lubricators in “set it and forget it” mode.
See ways to better organize storerooms, lube rooms, and other supply areas of the facility.
Maintenance Engineers and Managers
Reliability Engineers and Managers
Maintenance Planners
Production Supervisors
Maintenance Technicians
PdM Technicians
Engineering Managers
In 1998, Peter founded, Trailwalk Holdings LTD a maintenance consulting business. Here, Peter has used his wealth of experience and knowledge to coach and train maintenance best practices to maintenance departments across a variety of industries. (Food, Auto, Building Materials, Universities, Hospitals, Oil, Paper Mills etc.)
www.trailwalk.ca