Plant Maintenance Management Set
By- Anthony Kelly, University of Surrey, Guildford, UK
Plant asset management is a holistic approach to managing maintenance. Practical, accessible and business centred, these books provide a complete guide to understanding, planning, organising and managing maintenance. Together they cover the needs of any organisation with assets to maintain and manage. World-renowned expert Tony Kelly identifies real-world business aims and delivers a complete methodology for developing maintenance objectives, formulating a maintenance strategy, and designing and implementing maintenance systems that deliver. With full coverage of key techniques including TPM, RCM and CMMP, this is the complete maintenance management resource.
Audience
Professional: Maintenance, plant, production and operations engineers in any industry sector and many service sectors; Academic: these are not text books, but their origin is in Masters-level course notes for quality, reliability and maintenance engineers and as with Kellys other books, they will have a rigour and pedagogy which will make them suitable course use
Paperback, 768 Pages
Published: June 2006
Imprint: Butterworth Heinemann
ISBN: 978-0-7506-6995-5
Contents
- Strategic Maintenance Planning, 0750669926Maintenance and the industrial organisation Plant acquisition policy Formulating maintenance strategy, a Business Centred Approach The structure of plant Maintenance objectives Preventive maintenance decision making, Part 1 principles, concepts and techniques Preventive maintenance decision making, Part 2 maintenance task selection Maintenance task selection using Reliability Centred Maintenance Determining the life plan and schedule, The Top Down Bottom Up Approach Controlling plant reliability Exercises in Maintenance Strategy Appendix 1: Terminology Appendix 2: In-situ repair techniquesManaging Maintenance Resources, 0750669934Maintenance organization in outline The maintenance workload Maintenance resource structuring Maintenance administrative structuring Human factors in maintenance management Trends in maintenance organisation Case study 1: Moving with the times. Case studies 2 and 3: Cautionary tales of organisation change. Case study 4: Reorganisation of a mineral extraction organization. Case study 5: The dos and donts of maintenance teams. Total productive maintenance, its uses and limitations Practical exercises in Maintenance OrganizationMaintenance Systems & Documentation, 0750669942Introduction to maintenance management systems Maintenance budgeting Maintenance management control Short term work planning and control Management of shutdowns Part 1 Network Analysis Management of shutdowns Part 2 Shutdown Methodology Spare parts management Maintenance documentation systems CMMS and maintenance information systems Practical exercises in Business Cantered Maintenance Systems

