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Greg Pietras | September 21, 2014

The Cost of Unreliability

Profitability is the goal of every enterprise and asset reliability has an impact on the bottom line. But what is that impact? Is it worth the investment and effort required to develop a reliable culture? In the September Maintenance Technology Webinar Series presentation, consultant and author Al Poling will demonstrate the true cost of unreliability to plant operations and how establishing a focused and sustained reliable culture will have a direct and positive impact on a company’s bottom line.

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Presented By:

Al Poling RAM Analytics Al Poling is a Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP) with more than 36 years of reliability and maintenance experience. He served as technical director for the Society for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals from 2008 to 2010. His consultancy, RAM Analytics, is located in Houston.

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Realize MRO Success

Companies experiencing rapid growth, resulting from general business success or mergers and acquisitions, grapple with a series of integration challenges such as multiple unconnected systems, processes, and data. These situations frequently result in unplanned downtime and increased Maintenance, Repair and Operations expense.
MRO data optimization and governance is foundational to an organization’s asset-management ecosystem. This webinar will provide expert insight and lessons learned through a case study that showcases a large multinational company’s approach to MRO data optimization.
Presented by:
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Hank Ward
Global AM Pillar Lead
MOLSONCOORS
BREWING COMPANY

Hank is an experienced leader specializing in maximizing the performance of manufacturing systems. He has successfully created, reengineered and optimized operations, maintenance and administrative systems at the team, department, plant and enterprise levels. Hank has enjoyed a 32-year career in the beverage industry with a diverse portfolio of experiences operating, maintaining and managing systems for: brewing, packaging, warehousing, malting, water treatment, waste treatment, utilities, construction, facilities, batch processing, bottle-making and defect inspection.

Not Your Granddad’s Machinery Protection System

Machinery protection systems are generally thought of as a necessity that acts as an “earthquake switch” for your critical machinery. Often, these systems are stranded in hard-to-reach areas and are not connected to the plant’s data processes. They are typically hard to configure and require many spare parts to deal with the different types of signals. New technologies are emerging to deliver valuable predictive data from the protection system, making it a contributor to improving plant and asset reliability.

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Topic to be discussed include:

• Traditional protection systems are evolving to provide more value.
• Mobile applications are making interaction with these systems more efficient.
• Flexible I/O is reducing spare-parts inventory and allowing late configuration changes.

Presented By:

Jacob Swafford
Business Development Manager Reliability Solutions
Emerson Process Management

Jacob Swafford is a Business Development Manager for Reliability Solutions at EmersonProcess Management. He has been with Emerson’s Reliability Solutions business for five years and has held several different roles in product engineering, supply chain/operations, and business development. He has a passion for reliability and solving complex customer problems via product and service implementations.

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Factors that Make or Break Reliability Programs

The concept of Reliability and creating a Reliable Manufacturing Process is on everyone’s minds these days. Constrained budgets and fragile economies are driving many organizations to use reliability to realize more from their existing assets. However, improving reliability is not as simple as increasing asset performance.

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Improving reliability first requires understanding your current level of performance. Only then can you figure out how to improve that performance. Some questions that immediately come to mind:

— Do you know how you compare to your competition and your peers?
— Do you know your reliability weaknesses and why?
— Do you have an organizational structure that supports reliability?
— Do people in your organization even know what reliability is?

These are just a few of many questions that will determine if you have a chance of becoming more reliable.

Watch this webinar to acquire answers to these and other questions and to learn why some reliability journeys reach their goals and why other fail.

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