How to Foster a Proactive Maintenance Culture

Any business that relies on production assets for manufacturing or processing needs to proactively maintain their machinery. Scheduling periodic upkeep and repairs are certainly an important part of an asset maintenance program. However, when so much of a business’s financial security relies on its production machinery running, it can be difficult to schedule enough downtime for an ideal preventative maintenance schedule. It’s in any business’ interest to foster a culture of proactive maintenance on the production floor. Completely non-contact monitoring technology can significantly reduce the need for downtime, and coupled with the right culture, can entirely prevent major faults or failures in machinery. Doing so involves a combination of smart predictive maintenance with vibration monitoring equipment and a focus on improving staff communication and training strategies. Vibration Analysis Equipment The Right People, The Right Training As is so often pointed out...