Industrial Maintenance Chapter 1 (3rd Edition) with Complete Solutions

Industrial Maintenance Chapter 1 (3rd Edition) with Complete Solutions Lean Principles in Maintenance Movement Transportation Overproduction Waiting Inventory Defects Extra Processing Energy Audit A comprehensive review of a facility's energy use and a report on ways to reduce the energy use through changes to buildings, equipment, and procedures. Maintenance Personnel Specialists trained and hired to perform maintenance in a specific craft. These jobs are defined by the federal Standard Occupational Classification(SOC) system and identified by job titles and numbers. Unscheduled Maintenance Impromptu service that is required due to a failure. Emergency Work Unscheduled service to correct an unexpected failure on equipment that receives regular maintenance. Breakdown Maintenance Unscheduled service on failed equipment that has not received any regular maintenance. Preventative Maintenance Scheduled work required to keep equipment in peak operating condition. Scheduled Maintenance Work that is planned and scheduled for completion. Work Order A document that details specific maintenance tasks to be completed. Periodic Maintenance Work completed at specific intervals. Corrective Work The repair of a known problem before a breakdown occurs. Project Work Work on long-term projects that require advanced planning and more time than typical maintenance tasks. Work Priority The order in which work should be done based on importance. Logbook A book or electronic file that documents all work performed during a shift and lists information needed to complete further work. Preventative Maintenance System A system used to record and organize maintenance information, which is then used to make the decisions