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July 30, 2020
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•  Predictive Seeks Saves. Proactive Seeks Causes
•  Know What Needs to Change, How to Make it Happen
•  Overtime is Not an Entitlement
•  Avoiding a $2M Annual Loss: IKEC
•  Bold Strokes and Long Marches of Transformational Change
 
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Predictive Seeks Saves. Proactive Seeks Causes
 
Predictive Seeks Saves. Proactive Seeks Causes
 
There are distinct differences between proactive and predictive maintenance. They don’t compete but rather are companion maintenance philosophies that co-existing in any top-drawer reliability program. And, both proactive and predictive maintenance either avert or move future disasters earlier in time at a lower fix cost.
 
 
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Know What Needs to Change, How to Make it Happen
 
Know What Needs to Change, How to Make it Happen
 
Good lubrication practices can save companies millions, but the specific changes needed aren’t always clear. Noria’s Lubrication Program Development includes everything from inspections to suggested equipment and procedures.
 
 
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Overtime is Not an Entitlement
 
Overtime is Not an Entitlement
 
A machine fails at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday morning. It turns out to be a critical machine that results in stopped production. The team is called out make repairs. By 10:00 a.m., the machine is repaired and production resumes. The repair team saved the day, and was paid double-time to do so. Monday morning, the proud plant manager and the production manager both thanked the repair team. 
 
 
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Avoiding a $2M Annual Loss: IKEC
 
Avoiding a $2M Annual Loss: IKEC
 
When the Kentucky-Indiana Electric Corp. (IKEC) studied its motor and pump repairs, it found that money was being lost each year due to improper lubrication. See how Noria worked with them to avoid a $2M annual loss.
 
 
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Bold Strokes and Long Marches of Transformational Change
 
Bold Strokes and Long Marches of Transformational Change
 
Which maintenance philosophies does a user organization really need? Is there a priority order or logical sequence to their use? Which produces the greater benefit or return for the lowest risk or investment? How sustainable are they? These are all great questions that require an answer, especially for those seeking a major transformation in their maintenance and reliability programs.
 
 
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White Papers
•  The Cost of Compressed Air: Discerning Fact From Fiction
•  The Cost Effective Benefits of a High Performance Kidney Loop System
•  Keeping your Lubrication Program in the Crosshairs
•  Use Lubricant Zone Inspections for Early Problem Detection
 
 
Explore Topics
•  Business Management
•  Inventory Management
•  Kaizen
•  Predictive Maintenance
•  Reliability-Centered Maintenance
•  Vibration Analysis
 
 
Noria Training Calendar
 
LIVE ONLINE TRAINING
Oil Analysis Report Interpretation Workshop
Aug. 18-20 - Live Online Training
Machinery Lubrication I
Sept 14-17 - Live Online Training Machinery Lubrication Engineering
Sept. 21-25 - Live Online Training
 
 
OCTOBER 2020
Machinery Lubrication I
Oct.13-15 - Louisville, KY


 
 

 
 
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