Webinars
Professional Development, Education, and Accredited Certification
Have you wondered what the difference might be between the different certification programs? And have you ever wondered what the difference is between "accredited certification" and the other programs? Well, this presentation will clarify everything!
In short, you must determine whether it is important to be educated under structured, consistent international guidelines, or whether you should conduct ad hoc learning. You must decide whether the certification you receive follows a rigorous, independently audited process according to ISO standards or whether it is a commercial enterprise with very little transparency.
- Jason Tranter
- Mobius Institute
Beware of Ghost Particles in Your Lubricants
In recent years, maintenance individuals have come to understand the importance of oil cleanliness to reliable machine operation. Accomplishing this requires employment of various tools, such as filtration, desiccation, clean transfer equipment, and proper lubricant selection to create a lubrication reliability program.
- John Sander
- Lubrication Engineers
Fix the System, Not the Equipment
With today’s shrinking qualified workforce, it’s common for plants to have their maintenance staff busy repairing “bad actors”. Reliability Engineer Brad Lewis took a different approach in two separate plants. Supported by Reliability Specialist Cindy Moblo, he developed a program to evaluate and correct the root causes of many of the failures his plants were experiencing. Once the root causes were determined, a step-by-step program was developed to resolve the issues.
- Cindy Moblo
- Des-Case
Adopting a Risk Based Approach to Predictive Maintenance
This webinar will introduce how criticality analysis can be utilised in setting up your programme and henceforth applied dynamically to prioritise maintenance. It will also introduce the concept of risk-based compliance and how this can be turned into a primary key performance indicator for any predictive maintenance programme.
An insight into how the above approach can be applied will be demonstrated through digitalising risk-based predictive maintenance / condition monitoring reporting.
- Matthew Moore
- Moore Reliability Limited
Ultrasound in the IIoT: Monitoring & Lubricating Bearings Remotely
Remote condition monitoring of bearings and precision lubrication executed anywhere, anytime, and from any device, is already a reality. Pairing the Internet of Things with Ultrasonic sensors has brought the development of innovative maintenance solutions that will take condition monitoring of assets to a whole new level, allowing maintenance teams to stop most bearing failures at its tracks.
- Christopher Hallum
- UE Systems Europe B.V.
Why Change the Maintenance Strategic Goals and Vision to a Reliability Centred Approach?
In this webinar Ryan will be sharing his experience with moving away from OEM and roll out predictive monitoring to support RCM strategy. He will share more about how his current role supports the maintenance teams and encourages a proactive mindset to support the strategic plans.
- Ryan Hanney
- CBRE
Utilizing Visual Vibration Technology for Root Cause Analysis and Rectification
Stuart Walker looks at how utilizing the latest visual vibration technology can assist in getting to the root cause of many industrial vibration problems.
Stuart goes through a number of case studies on rotating plant, pipework and structures whereby visualizing the vibration was a key part in understanding the problems right through to rectification and follow up.
- Stuart Walker
- Reliability Maintenance Solutions Ltd
My Best Practice Guide
Industry leader Colin Pickett shares his best practices and condition monitoring principles in the area of condition monitoring and vibration analysis. Colin shares some helpful pointers and what to avoid.
- Colin Pickett
- VCMR
Panel Discussion on the Adoption of Condition Monitoring with Matthew Moore, Will Crane and Will Bower
Condition Monitoring has varying levels of adoption and maturity across different industries as many factors influence the awareness, business case and return on investment to justify a predictive maintenance program. Numerous challenges and hurdles also need to be overcome to ensure the success of implementing and operating such a program.
This webinar opens the floor to a panel of condition monitoring practitioners to discuss their experience and answer your queries on the synergies and differences between industries, including: the effect of the working environment, what types of equipment are monitored, what technologies to employ, how frequently to monitor and the processes / organizational / human factors which ensure success.
Questions are welcomed in advance to cover topics of interest as well as during the live session.
- Will Bower
- Maintain CM Ltd