When new industries and technologies emerge there is great focus on the up front benefits they provide, be it in performance improvements, increased output or time savings. As the technology or industry matures the profit margins lower through increased competition and there is often a push to reduce risk and costs or to obtain a more competitive market position. One way to do this is through planned maintenance and targeted reliability.
Maintenance and reliability is closely linked with condition monitoring. LC has extensive experience in monitoring vibratory screens, dragline booms, rotating shafts and other plant subject to fatigue. A planned maintenance program is the most effective way to avoid the high costs and high risks associated with a reactive maintenance approach. The result is a greater reliability and more consistent delivery of your products or services to your clients.
LC use fatigue standards and failure history to predict the fatigue life of critical components. This is the first step towards establishing a successful planned maintenance program.
To change your maintenance approach from a reactive high risk exercise into one that is streamlined and well planned, ask us how we helped others meet their reliability targets.
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