Up Time Magazine- June/July 2008

Road Map to PdM Excellence: A Comprehensive 3 day Experience at PdM-2008 We created the technical program at PdM-2008 and LubricationWorld knowing that many of you seek speciﬁc areas of knowledge and expertise to close the gaps in your existing maintenance programs. This year we have also worked closely with Allied Reliability to create a 3 day workshop - with times synchronized to the conference program to allow you to attend keynotes, Expo and social networking. This course teaches you everything you need to build and sustain a predictive maintenance program at your plant or facility. Road map to PdM Excellence Day 1 - Before you even start: Building the foundation for a successful Predictive Maintenance Program is as important as the technologies you use and the skills of the people in the program. Taking time to create foundational elements will increase the chance of success and sustainability. Topics include: • Building a Business Case • Getting Leadership Commitment • Foundational Elements • Elemental Timeline • Commitment to Active Learning Road map to PdM Excellence Day 2 - Getting Started (Designing the Program): Day 2 will focus on building the program: determining levels of targeted coverage, lean out your PMs, selecting equipment, developing standards for personnel qualiﬁcations and detailed technology standards, building the databases, deploying work ﬂows and KPIs. Topics include: • Conducting an assessment • Getting an accurate asset list and criticality • Develop process ﬂows/RASIs, and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) • Build a 100% Coverage/Resource Model • Evaluate Sourcing Options • Reﬁne your Business Case and Timeline Road map to PdM Excellence Day 3 - pulling it all together (integration) and Asset Health Management followed by models of PdM Excellence. You will hear case studies from several companies who have created successful Predictive Maintenance programs and learn the obstacles they faces as well as how they overcame them. Preconference Certiﬁcate Workshops September 15 Preconference certiﬁcate workshops provide up to 6 hours credit toward CPMM, CMRP and other maintenance certiﬁcations. Make plans to come early to attend preconference workshops: Workshop 1: Predictive Maintenance Managers’ Workshop by Jack Nicholas, Jr. Workshop 2: Bearing fault detection: Three keys to great results by Jason Tranter Workshop 3: Energy Savings through Airborne Ultrasound by Paul Klimuc and Jim Hall Workshop 4: Leveraging the Visibility of your PdM Program at the Corporate Level by Carl Schultz Workshop 5: OMA 101 - Oil Monitoring Analysis by Jack Poley and Michel Murphy Workshop 6: Basic Failure Analysis Techniques by Neville Sachs FREE Bonus Workshops September 18 Extend your learning experience with FREE Bonus Workshops September 18. All PdM-2008 and LubricationWorld attendees are invited to participate in The Association for Maintenance Professionals Breakthrough session or one of the other three Bonus certiﬁcate workshops (earn 6 hours toward CMRP and CPMM recertiﬁcation). There is no additional cost to participate in these extended learning events. Space is limited so sign up early to get the workshop seat you want. See the PdM-2008 web site for bonus workshops agenda and details: Workshop 1: The Association of Maintenance Professionals Breakthrough Session: Asset Health Management Workshop 2: The Reliability Game by MRG Workshop 3: The Oil Analysis Game by Ray Thibault and Paul Goldman Workshop 4: Lubrication Fundamentals by Insight Services

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Up Time Magazine- June/July 2008 Contents Upfront Upclose: The True Cause of Most Machine Failures Information Technology: Finding Future Perfect Lubrication: Building an Oil Analysis Winner Maintenance Management: Hidden Ways to Increase Safety Infrared: Air Barriers Lower Energy Costs, Increase Profits Motor Testing: Efficient Motor Repair, Part Deux Precision Maintenance: Good Maintenance, Smart Maintenance Reliability: Common Errors in Root Cause Analysis Ultrasound: Avoid the Baghouse Blues Vibration: Don't Let Your Sensors Get Eaten Alive Upgrade: Lining It All Up

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