Webinars
The Importance of Logistics in Your Reliability & Maintenance Strategy Part 1
This is part one of the two-part webinar that will provide an overview of reliability and maintenance fundamentals and move into the the importance of logistics in a complete reliability and maintenance strategy.
- Paul Dufresne
- Reliability Playbook
The Why and How of Remote Diagnostic Monitoring
In a recent survey, Des-Case asked what factors present a challenge to implementing condition monitoring during these unique times. 37% of respondents said they don’t have the in-house skill set or time to analyze the data and another 52% said they need training. Most of the IoT data collected today is not reviewed─ and even worse─ acted upon. Similar to implementing a new strategy at any organization, it’s often the execution of the strategy that’s most important and the ability to sustain it.
- Roy Giorgio
- AssetWatch
Choosing the Most Suitable Predictive Maintenance Sensor
When monitoring the health of a machine, tasked with keeping a process running, it is vitally important to select the most suitable sensors to ensure faults can be detected, diagnosed and even predicted thus avoiding unplanned downtime and loss of revenue. In this webinar we will discuss which predictive maintenance sensors are vital to early detection of faults in a PdM application as well as their strengths and weaknesses.
- Chris Murphy
- Analog Devices, Inc
Integrating Condition Monitoring with CMMS
Modern manufacturing facilities are utilizing asset condition monitoring technologies to detect problems in equipment and notify staff. Diagnostic sensors are used to track the physical condition of equipment and detect issues in temperature, vibration and other other factors. However, implementing condition monitoring isn’t helpful unless there is a mechanism in place to create plans of action when these problems are detected..
- Frank Harmuth
- DPSI
Lower Your TCO with Automatic Lube Systems
Learn how you can enhance your plant’s reliability and reduce your total cost of ownership with automatic lubrication systems.
- Preston Rubottom
- Lubrication Engineers
Building Blocks for Reliability – Reliability Performance Model
As Technical Director for AVT Reliability Group, Lee McFarlane will outline the building blocks of industrial plant reliability and areas of focus. By reviewing 28 key areas and conducting a basic gap analysis process, you can start to build and embrace cultural change towards a high reliability focused organisation.
- Lee McFarlane
- AVT Reliability
Predictive Maintenance – Fantasy or Reality?
Advances in AI and machine learning have been tremendous in recent years and impact our lives in many different and significant ways. We’ve seen self-driving cars become a reality, we are able to communicate with our homes using Alexa, and we are able to draft responses to our emails using AI virtual assistants. In this webinar, we will discuss a methodology for building hybrid engineering and machine learning models that may be applied cross-equipment and industry.
- Alexandra Gunderson
- Unifai
Implementation Do’s and Don’ts
As a certified reliability leader, Raymond Lattanzio has overseen the implementation of over 100 new CMMS systems. This has shown him which clients succeed with their systems, which do not, and why. In this webinar, he draws from his experience to give us some dos, don’ts, and key points for success with CMMS, including getting buy-in from every level of the organization, pacing yourself, and keeping it simple.
- Raymond Lattanzio
- Fluke Corporation
Coolant Testing: 5 Reasons to Start Now
Have you lost an engine and wish you could have caught the problem before the point of no return? What if you could determine the root cause all together and stop future failures? Participating in coolant testing can do exactly that. Testing your system's coolant, along with the lubricant, provides the complete picture of what's going on and can identify potential catastrophic engine failures.
- Emily Featherston
- POLARIS Laboratories