Maintenance Improvement Programmes
Address your maintenance and reduce operational costs
Maintenance News - European Wide Safe Maintenance Campaign Launched
The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) has launched its new Healthy Workplaces Campaign for 2010/11, promoting safe maintenance across Europe. In some European countries as much as 20% of all workplace accidents are connected with maintenance and in a number of sectors over half of all accidents are maintenance-related.
Do you know whether your maintenance is being carried out properly?
Good plant maintenance is essential in preventing workplace risks, but can be itself a high risk activity for the workers that carry it out. It is estimated that in Europe 10-15% of fatal accidents at work can be attributed to poorly executed maintenance operations. It is vital therefore, that maintenance is carried out properly, taking into consideration workers’ safety and health. To do this, companies need to understand and measure their Maintenance and Asset Management Performance. MCP’s AMIS auditing and benchmarking service has been used by over 4000 sites worldwide to measure maintenance performance, taking into account areas such as; Equipment Condition , Workload Planning and Control, Productivity and Maintenance Effectiveness, Training and Safety, Motivation, and Corporate Culture and People Management.
MCP Maintenance Improvement Programme
MCP's Maintenance Improvement programmes involve a series of changes in processes, methods, systems, culture, ways of working – anything that results in an enhancement to the way your maintenance is delivered and provided, and a reduction in your operational costs.
Why you need a MCP maintenance improvement programme
- To ensure you have reliable equipment, imperative in any successful lean manufacturing programme
- Your costs are too high
- Your systems are not working
- As part of a continuous improvement programme
- To support the implementation of an IT system
Are you already doing everything to reduce costs?
Try MCP's simple maintenance checklist, the 10 questions you should ask about your maintenance activity and physical assets
Are you new to maintenace?
MCP has developed a two day course which will cover the fundamentals of good maintenance management - Maintenance Explained
What a MCP maintenance improvement programme involves
- Assessment (audit)
- Interviews with key people, from shop floor to top floor
- Collate all data
- Analysis of findings
- Assess benefits
- Develop action plan
- Implement action plan
- Provide Project Management
- Training and coaching and guidance to all affected staff
- Johnson and Johnson
- AstraZeneca
- Eggborough Power
- Diageo
- GlaxoSmithKline
- UBS
- Greencore Foods
- Nestle
Click here to find out about our popular Maintenance Best Practice course