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Case Studies in Maintenance and Reliability’s renowned authors describe 42 on‐the‐job events or situations ‐ case studies taken from their own work experience and from which they gained invaluable insights into a wealth of best practices in maintenance and reliability. In many cases they did not know the underlying academic theories that would have applied. More often, solutions were found by intuition and teamwork alone.
The case studies in this text are real, told by the people who were professionally and emotionally involved. The authors have resisted the temptation to offer a set of rules for all experiences. Instead, the approach is about "how we did it" rather than "how you must do it." Case study stories such as these make for an effective means of communication. They've packed this book with common sense revelations that assist the reader in improving maintenance and reliability performance.
Operations and maintenance technicians, supervisors, managers, planners, schedulers and support engineering teams, as well as designers and project managers will gain benefit from these dynamic illustrations of real‐life situations. Students in particular will find these true case studies to be a refreshing change of pace from the usual diet of books that emphasize theory.
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