Are your maintenance budgets being reduced but you are still expected to keep the plant running?
The indirect cost benefits of good maintenance practices are not always obvious. Direct costs such as spares and labour can be easily identified. However, the hidden cost of poor maintenance of your equipment is not so obvious, with breakdowns, increased lead-time, ineffective planning, and loss of running speed, not to mention poor staff morale being the result.
Therefore it is important to ensure that your maintenance practices are effective so that your business is maintaining the right things, at the right time, utilising the right people and of course at the right cost.
Picme’s maintenance expertise uses the proven principles of TPM to help your team to analyse their maintenance effectiveness and to adopt practices which will enable your business to maximise equipment effectiveness by establishing and sustaining the optimal relationship between people and their equipment.
Picme have helped maintenance teams to:
- improve equipment reliability
- improve plant flexibility
- reduce mean time between failures
- identify and reduce failure modes
- reduce maintenance cost
- reduce costs associated with poor maintenance
- implement autonomous maintenance