National Maintenance Engineering Conference 2023 Registration is Now Open
Maintenance Matters
Thursday, 31 August 2023
Low cost, High Benefits
Run by Engineers, for Engineers
Internationally recognized speakers, industry thought leaders, an engaging programme and 3 days of the best networking and learning you will get all year.
MESNZ 2023 Conference is the best forum for continuous learning for today’s engineers. At MESNZ you get the latest in technological advancements, manufacturing capabilities and tools as well as vital insights from NZ and global case studies.
List of Topics:
TECHNICAL:
Machine safety & guarding
Material-selection & failure-prevention
Cold-spray metal powder deposition for surface modification (for corrosion/wear resistance,
etc)
New technology solutions for Maintenance Engineers
RCA using computational analysis tools - Case study
Engineering Problem Solving in the Real World
Smart use of VSD’s & Electrical Safety
Lubrication
Energy Efficiency, Failure Prevention & Best Practice: Pneumatics - Hydraulics - Electric
Motors - Power transmission - Boilers & Heat Exchangers
Sensors
NDT, X-Ray & Crack Testing
Burner retrofit problem solve – Case study
3D scanning tool to determine material loss in difficult-access areas
Maintenance Best Practices
Bearings: Defects and Fitting
Condition Monitoring
ORGANISATIONAL:
Serious culture-change across multiple engineering sites – Case study
The Manufacturing Renaissance, a Makers’ response to a global pandemic
Skills: Finding, training & retaining good Engineers
Making sense of mentally-healthy work – focusing on what matters
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Omniflex has completed the addition of remote monitoring to the existing cathodic protection systems at five berths in Port Kembla, NSW, Australia. The existing impressed current CP systems vary in...
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