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10. TOTAL PRODUCTIVE MAINTENANCE - Reduce or Eliminate Costly DowntimeSteven Borris 2006 448pp $180With equipment downtime costing companies thousands of dollars per hour, many turn to Total Productive Maintenance as a solution. Short ontheory and long on practice, this book provides examples and case studies, designed to provide maintenance engineers and supervisors with aframework for strategies, day-to-day management and training techniques that keep their equipment running at top efficiency.11. PRODUCTION SPARE PARTS – Optimizing the MRO Inventory AssetsEugene C Moncrief 2006 307pp $110Spare parts stocking theory and practice. Uses the Pareto Principal to achieve superior results with a minimum of investment of time. Includesthe following topics: the risks inherent in setting inventory stocking levels, setting the reorder point, setting the reorder quantity, determining excessinventory, how to avoid unnecessary purchases of spares, and how to set and monitor goals for inventory improvement.12. MANAGING FACTORY MAINTENANCE 2nd EdJoel Levitt 2005 320pp $110This second edition tells the story of maintenance management in factory settings. . World Class Maintenance Management revisited and revised,evaluating current maintenance practices, quality improvement, maintenance processes, maintenance process aids, maintenance strategies,maintenance interfaces, and personal development and personnel development.13. THE MAINTENANCE SCORECARD – Creating Strategic AdvantageDaryl Mather 2005 257pp $110Provides the RCM Scorecard, which is unique to this book and has not been done previously to this level of detail. Includes information and hintson each phase of the Maintenance Scorecard approach. Focuses at length on the creation of strategy for asset management and details thedifferences between various industry types, sectors and markets.14. IMPROVING MAINTENANCE & RELIABILITY THROUGH CULTURAL CHANGEStephen J Thomas 2005 356pp $115This unique and innovative book explains how to improve maintenance and reliability performance at the plant level by changing the organization’sculture. This book demystifies the concept of organizational culture and links it with the eight elements of change: leadership, work process,structure, group learning, technology, communication, interrelationships, and rewards.15. PRACTICAL MACHINERY VIBRATION ANALYSIS & PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCEScheffer & Girdhar 2004 272pp $145Develop and apply a predictive maintenance regime for machinery based on the latest vibration analysis and fault rectification techniques.Build a working knowledge of the detection, location and diagnosis of faults in rotating and reciprocating machinery using vibration analysis.Gain an understanding of the latest techniques of predictive maintenance including oil and particle analysis, ultrasound & thermography.16. LEAN MAINTENANCE - Reduce Costs, Improve Quality, & Increase Market ShareR Smith & B Hawkins 2004 304pp $140This Handbook provides detailed, step-by-step, fully explained processes for each phase of Lean Maintenance implementation providing examples,checklists and methodologies of a quantity, detail and practicality that no previous publication has even approached. It is required reading, and arequired reference, for every plant and facility that is planning, or even thinking of adopting ‘Lean’ as their mode of operation.17. MANAGING MAINTENANCE SHUTDOWNS & OUTAGESJoel Levitt 2004 208pp $110Brings together the issues of maintenance planning, project management, logistics, contracting, and accounting for shutdowns. Includes hundredsof shutdown ideas gleaned from experts worldwide. Contains procedures and strategies that will improve your current shutdown planning andxecution.18. EFFECTIVE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT - Risk and Reliability Strategies for Optimizing PerformanceV Narayan 2004 288pp $110Providing readers with a clear rationale for implementing maintenance programs. This book examines the role of maintenance in minimizing therisks relating to safety or environmental incidents, adverse publicity, and loss of profitability. Bridge the gap between designers/maintainers andreliability engineers, this guide is sure to help businesses utilize their assets effectively, safely, and profitably.19. MACHINERY COMPONENT MAINTENANCE & REPAIR 3rd EdBloch & Geitner 2004 650pp $260The names Bloch and Geitner are synonymous with machinery maintenance and reliability for process plants. They have saved companies millionsof dollars a year by extending the life of rotating machinery in their plants. Extending the life of existing machinery is the name of the game in theprocess industries, not designing new machinery. This book was the first and is still the best in its field.20. DEVELOPING PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR MANAGING MAINTENANCE 2 nd EditionTerry Wireman 2004 288pp $110While the previous edition concentrated on the basic indicators for managing maintenance and how to link them to a company’s financials, thesecond edition addresses further advancements in the management of maintenance. One of only a few comprehensive collections of performanceindicators for managing maintenance in print today.21. RELIABILITY DATA HANDBOOKRobert Moss 2004 320pp $295Focusing on the complete process of data collection, analysis and quality control, the subject of reliability data is covered in great depth, reflectingthe author’s considerable experience and expertise in this field. Analysis methods are not presented in a clinical way – they are put into context,considering the difficulties that can arise when performing assessments of actual systems.22. HANDBOOK OF MECHANICAL IN-SERVICE INSPECTIONS – Pressure Vessels & Mechanical PlantClifford Matthews 2003 690pp $460This comprehensive volume gives detailed coverage of pressure equipment and other mechanical plant such as cranes and rotating equipment.There is a good deal of emphasis on the compliance [UK standards] aspects and the duty of care requirements placed on plant owners, operators,and inspectors.23. BENCHMARK BEST PRACTICES IN MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENTTerry Wireman 2003 228pp $120This book will provide users with all the necessary tools to be successful in benchmarking maintenance management. It presents a logical step-bystepmethodology that will enable a company to conduct a cost-effective benchmarking effort. It presents an overview of the benchmarking process,a self analysis, and a database of the results of more than 100 companies that have used the analysis.
24. RCM - GATEWAY TO WORLD CLASS MAINTENANCEA Smith & G Hinchcliffe 2003 337pp $130Includes detailed instructions for implementing and sustaining an effective RCM program; Presents seven real-world successful case studies fromdifferent industries that have profited from RCM; Provides essential information on how RCM focuses your maintenance organization to become arecognized ‘center for profit’. It provides valuable insights into preventive maintenance practices and issues.25. INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY REPAIR - Best Maintenance Practices Pocket GuideR Smith, R K Mobley 2003 537pp $110The new standard reference book for industrial and mechanical trades. Industrial Machinery Repair provides a practical reference for practicingplant engineers, maintenance supervisors, physical plant supervisors and mechanical maintenance technicians. It focuses on the skills needed toselect, install and maintain electro-mechanical equipment in a typical industrial plant or facility.26. AN INTRODUCTION TO PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE 2 nd EditionKeith Mobley 2002 337pp $195This second edition of An Introduction to Predictive Maintenance helps plant, process, maintenance and reliability managers and engineers todevelop and implement a comprehensive maintenance management program, providing proven strategies for regularly monitoring critical processequipment and systems, predicting machine failures, and scheduling maintenance accordingly.27. MAINTENANCE PLANNING, SCHEDULING & COORDINATIONDan Nyman and Joel Levitt 2001 228pp $110Planning, parts acquisition, work measurement, coordination, and scheduling. It also addresses maintenance management, performance, andcontrol; and it clarifies the scope, responsibilities, and contributions of the Planner/Scheduler function and the support of other functions to JobPreparation, Execution, and Completion. This book tells the whole story of maintenance planning from beginning to end.28. COMPUTER-MANAGED MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS 2nd EdMobley and Cato 2001 200pp $150A comprehensive, practical guide that covers selection, justification, and implementation of an effective CMMS in any facility. In this new edition, theauthors have added a chapter specifically on the latest technology, Application Service Providers [ASPs], that has revolutionized the way computermanagedmaintenance systems are used and the benefits they can offer to a business.29. RELIABILITY, MAINTAINABILITY AND RISK 7th EdDavid Smith 2005 368pp $145Reliability, Maintainability and Risk has been updated to ensure that it remains the leading reliability textbook - cementing the book’s reputation forstaying one step ahead of the competition. Includes material on the accuracy of reliability prediction and common cause failure .This book deals with all aspects of reliability, maintainability and safety-related failures in a simple and straightforward style.30. ASSET MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE - THE CDNicholas A Hastings 2000 820 slides $190Asset Management and Asset Management Overview; Life Cycle Costing; Maintenance Organisation & Control; Spares & ConsumablesManagement; Failure Mode and Effects Analysis; Risk Analysis and Risk Management; Reliability Data Analysis; Age Based Replacement PolicyAnalysis; Availability and Maintainability; Measuring Maintenance Effectiveness; Reliability of Systems; etc.31. ENGINEERING MAINTAINABILITY – How To Design For Reliability & Easy MaintenanceB S Dhillon 1999 254pp $220Maintainability Management; Maintainability Measures, Functions, and Models; Maintainability Tools; Specific Maintainability Design Considerations; HumanFactors Considerations; Safety Considerations; Cost Considerations; Reliability-Centred Maintenance; Maintainability Testing, Demonstration, and Data;Maintenance Models.32. HANDBOOK OF MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENTJoel Levitt 1997 476pp $190This unusually comprehensive book is designed as a complete survey of the field for students or maintenance professionals, as an introduction tomaintenance for non maintenance people, as a review of the most advanced thinking in maintenance management, as a manual for cost reduction,a primer for the stockroom, and as an element of a training regime for supervisors, managers and planners.33. RELIABILITY CENTRED MAINTENANCE 2nd EdJohn Moubray 1997 448pp $175Reliability-centred maintenance is a process used to determine, systematically and scientifically, what must be done to ensure that physical assetscontinue to do what their users want them to do and is widely recognized by maintenance professionals as the most cost-effective way to developworld-class maintenance strategies.34. CONDITION MONITORING STANDARDS VOLUMES I, II & IIIThe CMS documents (color pictures) explain the condition monitoring actions as well as why and how each of these tasks should be executed.Each CMS contains brief inspection points, detailed instructions and suggested intervals.34.1 CONDITION MONITORING STANDARDS VOLUME 1Torbjorn Idhammar 2001 124pp [Colour] $330CMS: Motor AC; Coupling Tire; Coupling Sure flex; Coupling Grid; Coupling Thomas; Coupling Wrap flex/Atra flex; Coupling Gear; Coupling Jar;Coupling Magnetic; Coupling Torus; Pump Vacuum Nash; Pump - Vertical - Multistage; Tank ; Conveyor Screw; Valve solenoid; Air Breather - DesCase; Flinger; Gear Reducer; Conveyor Belt; Conveyor Drag; Fan Axial; Agitator/Mixer; Compressor Rotary Screw - Quincy; Dryer System - Airdesiccant; Steam Joint – Valmet34.2 CONDITION MONITORING STANDARDS VOLUME IITorbjorn Idhammar 2001 130pp [Colour] $330CMS: Motion Detector; Backstop; Pump, Centrifugal; Heat Exchanger; Bearing, Pillow Block; Chain Drive; Hydraulic Unit; Feeder; Mech. Seal;Packing; Check Valves; Screen Reciprocating; V Belt Drive; Screen – Vibrating; Screen - Disc; Screen - Centrifugal; Lubrication Reservoir; FanRadial; Pump Vane; Pump Gear; Pump Piston; Steam Trap Mechanical; Steam Trap Thermostatic; Steam Trap Thermodynamic; Valve withActuator.34.3 CONDITION MONITORING STANDARDS VOLUME IIITorbjorn Idhammar 2003 115pp [Colour] $330CMS: Universal Joint; Rope Sheaves; Regulator - Air; Pump - Progressive Cavity; Blower - Rotary Lobe; Belt - Cog; Brake Disc; Bolts and Nuts;Cylinder - Air; Pump - Diaphragm; Motor DC; Valve; Clutch Centrifugal; Expansion Joint; Coupling - Fluid; Cylinder Hydraulic; Bearing - Oil Cooled;Hydraulic Motors; Pump - Multistage; Governor; Pneumatic Filter; Piping and Pipe Hangers; Steam Turbine [Small].
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