• Preventative Maintenance:

Proactively reducing equipment downtime and failures through scheduled inspections, lubrication, and adjustments.

• Corrective Maintenance:

flddressing equipment failures and restoring functionality through repairs, replacements, or troubleshooting,

• Major Overhaul Maintenance:

Comprehensive activities involving complete disassembly, inspection, repair, and reassembly of equipment.

• Planned/Routine Maintenance:

Scheduled maintenance activities to ensure optimal performance and adherence to industry standards, such as inspections, cleaning, and calibration.

• Condition-Based Maintenance:

Utilizing data and monitoring techniques to prioritize maintenance based on equipment condition, such as vibration analysis, oil analysis, and infrared thermagraphy.

• MIER Analysis:

Performing failure mode and effects analysis to identify potential failures and their consequences, allowing for proactive measures to prevent them.

• Maintenance Management:

Implementing effective strategies to plan, coordinate, and control maintenance activities, ensuring optimal asset performance and minimizing downtime.

• Risk Analysis:

identifying and assessing potential risks to your assets and operations through hazard identification and risk assessment (HIWI) techniques.

• Spare-Parts Management:

Managing inventory levels and ensuring timely availability of spare parts through effective procurement, storage, and tracking processes.

• Performance Monitoring and Reporting :

Tracking key performance indicators (KPIS) to measure maintenance effectiveness and identify areas for improvement.

• CM MS Implementation:

Leveraging computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) to streamline maintenance processes, optimize resource allocation, and improve decision-making.

• Hazop Analysis:

Conducting hazard and operability studies to identify and mitigate potential hazards during equipment operation and maintenance.

• Root Cause Analysis (RCA):

Thoroughly investigating the underlying causes of equipment failures or incidents to prevent recurrence and improve overall reliability.

• Man-Power Allocation:

Optimizing workforce allocation to ensure efficient and effective maintenance execution, considering factors such as skill sets, workload, and availability.