The Health & Safety Act 1974 says that employers must keep workplaces safe and healthy. They need to find and fix potential dangers instead of just giving workers safety gear. Companies can get in ...

From excessive downtime due to unplanned equipment failures to a shortage of skilled labor to maintaining regulatory compliance, it can be difficult for manufacturers to keep up with demand. To ...

As if today’s more sophisticated trucks weren’t reason enough to move to a computerized maintenance management system, the fact that fleets are operating assets outside their normal trade cycles makes ...

Operators of private and for-hire transportation fleets understand the importance of maintenance and repair (M&R). It is crucial for keeping trucks running and on the road all year round, ensuring ...

A computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) implementation does not end when the software installation is complete. To gain the full value of a CMMS, a core foundation of trusted data must be ...

Picture a world without electricity – no cooking, no temperature control, no electronics. Our daily lives are powered by the energy sector and public works management. Electricity distribution plays a ...

Enterprise asset management (EAM) involves a combination of software, systems, and services that are used to maintain and control operational assets and equipment. The aim is to optimize the quality ...

EAM and CMMS are two of the most common systems for manufacturing asset management and maintenance. While the two systems have some things in common, there are some major differences in functions and ...

Located 40 miles south of downtown Atlanta, Spalding County, Ga., encompasses 200 square miles and is home to nearly 65,000 residents, approximately 23,000 of whom live in Griffin — and county ...