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108 – Maintenance Engineer vs Reliability Engineer with Shon Isenhour

In the maintenance and reliability industry, we have maintenance engineers, manufacturing engineers, and reliability engineers. There is a little bit difference between the types. A maintenance engineer is there to make sure the equipment is in running condition as soon as possible once a failure occurs. He has to get the asset operational the quickest possible time. He performs day to day routine checks to make sure the asset is running without defects. He does precision maintenance and promotes industry best practices. He is responsible for checking alignment, balancing, and other technical effects that might be overlooked by others.

Both […]

By |June 5th, 2018|Comments Off on 108 – Maintenance Engineer vs Reliability Engineer with Shon Isenhour

107 – Maintenance Metrics with Brandon Weil

Whenever we talk about successful business practices, planning and scheduling remains a key element. Not only it helps you track performance but it also helps you build on the initial layout later on. Through performance management, you will know what s going on inside an activity and process. Now, performance management is the combination of systems that are responsible for achieving the goals of the organization. These may include accountability, assessment, and measurement techniques that are used in the organization. On the lower level, metrics are being used to measure performance.

Performance are then further measured in terms of KPIs […]

By |May 29th, 2018|Comments Off on 107 – Maintenance Metrics with Brandon Weil

106 – How to Learn from Failures with Fred Schenkelberg

No matter how good you are at your job, there are always failures in the systems because of some reason. You can t stop all of them but you can learn from them. There is always something to learn when a failure occurs. Whether it is finding the root cause or devising a solution to prevent it in the future. What happens in the industry that we forget what failures occurred in the last few years? over the time. This is something that is alarming. It is your job to remember or communicate with those who might. That is how […]

By |May 22nd, 2018|Comments Off on 106 – How to Learn from Failures with Fred Schenkelberg

105 – The Importance of a Reliability Engineer with Fred Schenkelberg

The main goal of every organization is to get the quality product in the market. That s why they spend millions of dollars to stay on the plan they had in place. They can t do that if their equipment keeps failing. The only way to make it sure is to maintain it properly. And that is a job for reliability engineers. They are the ones who maintain the assets of the company. They find the cause of the failures and stop it by making the system design better. They play a role similar to the process engineer but their […]

By |May 15th, 2018|Comments Off on 105 – The Importance of a Reliability Engineer with Fred Schenkelberg

104 – What’s a Process Engineer with Fred Schenkelberg

The organizations that are more innovative and have a mark in the industry tend to do things that others don t. So, what are those things and how do they do that? This is an area where process engineers play their role to increase the production and solve problems that come along the way. Sometimes they have to experiment using different chemicals, use the calculations, and use the recorded data to come up with processes that can increase the yield of a product without compromising the quality. Their job is to come up with the best ways to quantify product.

By |May 8th, 2018|Comments Off on 104 – What’s a Process Engineer with Fred Schenkelberg