I believe with engineering developing within the younger generation we will see a boom in young engineers who are looking to support the industry sector in jobs such as maintenance engineers.
In this podcast maintenance evangelist Joel Leonard talks about his time in New Zealand, what he learned from being a keynote speaker at November’s MESNZ conference in Rotorua and what Kiwi...
Larry Wiechern, senior lecturer of engineering at the Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT), is surprised that so few people are taking part in the maintenance courses his department is running.He...
A spray coating to protect equipment from the elements is helping firms mothball gear and ensure maintenance programs are kept on track, reports Steve Hart
A lack of knowledge has led to poor lubrication practices in the industry, says Richard J. Clancy, who asks for increased awareness of and education on the importance of this subject.
Condition monitoring can provide the necessary data to identify and deal with the root cause of a problem. Editor Stefan Richter talked to Clyde Volpe from the Vibration Institute of Australia about...
Hamilton City Council has achieved a 50 percent reduction in machine faults as well as annual savings of $30,000 in machine overhauls, courtesy of a comprehensive condition monitoring and preventive...
There is a distinct difference between condition monitoring and vibration analysis. The former is aimed at detecting a change in the monitored machine whereas the latter seeks to determine what has...
The first New Zealand based recipient of the Australasian Maintenance Excellence Awards (AMEA) was presented by SIRF Roundtables, Industrial Maintenance Roundtable (IMRt) on 19 March 2012 at a gala...
Trends in hydraulics including integration with IOT
FPS improving safety for hydraulic systems
10 signs that it might be time to upgrade your compressed air piping.