The main objective of a maintenance organisation is always to improve operational reliability, i.e. to ensure that an asset operates as designed throughout its lifetime. To achieve this goal, a maintenance organisation must have a clear vision and strategy with defined procedures and objectives. A good example of a maintenance strategy would be to strive for more effective production through preventive and condition-based maintenance. It is important that day-to-day work focuses on factors such as root cause analysis in corrective maintenance in order to increase the level of planning over time to ensure cost-effective maintenance.
Our maintenance manual reflects the latest international maintenance standards and ensures that the information and procedures described are up to date and relevant. The manual provides a consistent maintenance approach that is recognised and followed by maintenance professionals worldwide. This increases the efficiency of maintenance processes and helps to reduce downtime and maintenance costs. The manual covers all aspects of maintenance, from routine inspections to complex repairs, in accordance with the latest industry standards, making it a valuable resource for anyone involved in the maintenance of plant and machinery.
