Presented by
Christian Green, NA Operations Improvement Lead & Ingrid Dueck, Senior Consultant
Why Root Cause Analysis is the Cornerstone of Asset Performance Management
About this talk
No enterprise can expect to achieve peak performance unless physical assets are reliably performing at optimal levels. To achieve operational excellence your overall Asset Performance Management (APM) strategy needs to be proactive and effective. Many asset-intensive organizations continue to use break-fix maintenance plans to manage their production assets. This reactive approach can lead to increased downtime, reduced production and at worst, to environmental health and safety incidents from unplanned shutdowns or failures. Join Chris and Ingrid as they show how good APM will reduce unplanned downtime, increase asset availability, decrease maintenance costs, and reduce the risk of failure for assets that are most critical to operations.
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