Predictive maintenance is the difference between being prepared and being caught by surprise when it comes to breakdowns of critical systems. And by establishing a predictive maintenance program, you can better plan for and allocate the resources necessary to manage problems before they even appear.
You pride yourself on your skills as a facilities manager, but a hurricane isn’t an average day at work. It poses a serious danger to your workplace and your employees.
As a facilities manager, you take pride in your facility. You spend a lot of time making sure it’s running at optimal efficiency.
The manufacturing industry faces a unique set of hazards – in fact, it’s one of the top five most hazardous industries for workers.
The work of your maintenance team is never done. From routine maintenance checkups to unplanned downtime to outside work orders, they have a lot on their plate.
Picture this. You’re a new facilities manager. You have some idea of how to do this, but you know you could be better.
Your machines are the backbone of your entire business. Without them, you wouldn’t be able to take on projects and generate income.
Most people think of maintenance as putting out fires. But if maintenance is done right, it can actually help prevent fires (literally and figuratively).
Maintenance departments largely gauge their effectiveness and success on common metrics. It’s the only way to gain data-driven insights into how your department functions and where you can make improvements.