What is post-event preservation? Introducing the differences, advantages, and disadvantages compared to preventive preservation.
Introducing specific examples of improvement activities! Explaining how to break away from high-risk post-maintenance.
In equipment management within the manufacturing industry, reactive maintenance is unavoidable. In the case of reactive maintenance, it may sound like a simple idea that you just need to fix things when they break, but if used strategically, it can also be a method that offers significant benefits. This article will introduce an overview of reactive maintenance, two response patterns: failure-based breakdowns and performance-degradation failures, the differences from preventive maintenance, and methods to achieve an appropriate equipment management system within limited resources. We will also delve into how to integrate the experience of veteran maintenance personnel with digital technology, so please stay tuned until the end. *For detailed content of the article, you can view it through the link below.*
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