Date: Thursday 7 July 2016
Time: 5:30pm for 6:00pm start
Place: Engineers Australia, Level 31, 600 Bourke Street, Melbourne
Presenter: Tom Carpenter Melbourne Chapter Chair, AMBOK Team Member and Australian TC251 Representative
Topics: Melbourne Chapter AGM, ISO55000 and GFMAM Report Back, AMCouncil Personal Certification Scheme Input Workshop
This paper discribes how implementing a system of scheduled mechanical maintenance for a production operation is not ground breaking in terms of maintenance improvement, just logical. The aim of this process was to move from an informal planned maintenance scenario to a formal predictive maintenance scenario. This aper presents the lessons learnt during implementation of mechanical maintenance schedules for fixed plant at two operations, Howick Coal Preparation Plant and Newdell Coal Preparation Plant within the same organisation, Howick Coal.
The tiny hole at the needle distal of the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Dispenser is frequently blocked due to the impure glue or clotted glue. Although many research studies have been performed for Intelligent Maintenance System (IMS), few of them are relevant to the discussion on the result of the process in this respect.
Six Australian representatives attended the recent June meeting known as the TC251 (Technical Committee) held in Malmo Sweden to review ISO55000 asset management standards. AM Council was represented by Peter Kohler as part of the Australian delegation also including Kerry Brown, Robert Lewis, Tom Carpenter representing AWA, Dave Daines representing the mining sector and Peter Way representing IPWEA.
This paper discussed the resource levelling at the Shell Oil Refinery in Geelong, Victoria. This is being done using Primavera Enterprise.