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be relatively simple to operate, producing maximum output for minimum input. The
following paragraphs describe the components of a good maintenance system.
Additional information on maintenance management systems can be found in
par. 2.1.4.
11.3.4.1
Goals. An effective maintenance management system is designed to
achieve the following goals:
a)
Provide periodic, timely, standardized, and complete equipment
maintenance
b)
Prevent excessive maintenance, such as over greasing bearings
c)
Increase system reliability by preventing or providing early
detection of equipment malfunction
d)
Improve the efficiency of equipment operation
e)
Extend equipment life
f)
Improve safety by reducing unexpected breakdowns and by
providing safety precautions along with maintenance and service procedures
g)
Reduce overall maintenance costs
h)
Provide a complete record system covering equipment history,
maintenance costs, and work loads.
11.3.4.2
Components. The following components are necessary for a
maintenance management system:
a)
Complete equipment records and maintenance history
b)
Preventive maintenance scheduling
c)
Corrective maintenance cost reporting
d)
Standardized preventive maintenance procedures
e)
Management reports on maintenance costs, overdue tasks, and
employee utilization.
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