4 Types of Maintenance Programs
Maintenance is the backbone in any facility.
What is maintenance and why is it performed?
Ideally, maintenance is performed to keep equipment and systems running efficiently for at least the design life of the component(s).
What is the design life of electrical equipment such as breakers and transformers, once they are installed, energized, and under load? Electrical Equipment automatically start a normal deterioration process. What is this normal process? Can it be expedited with other environmental conditions, lack of maintenance, improper maintenance, and a run to failure culture? Absolutely. The design life of all electrical equipment requires maintenance. How much? How often? That’s the easy part. 
We all take preventive health measures, to some degree, especially when we reach certain ages in our life, to help warn us and to ensure our sustainability, and longevity. In the same way, your electrical distribution system should have a wellness check up.
Is it time for your wellness checkup?
Reactive Maintenance (RM) Breakdown Based
Maintenance Cost Breakdown Ave. 40,000 Sq.’ $18.00/HP/YR
Reactive maintenance is basically the “run it till it fails” [Read More]
Preventive Maintenance (PM) Time Based
Maintenance Cost Breakdown Ave. 40,000 Sq.’ $13.00/HP/YR
Preventive maintenance is basically actions performed on a time [Read More]
Predictive Maintenance (PdM) Conditioned Based
Maintenance Cost Breakdown Ave. 40,000 Sq.’ $9.00/HP/YR
Predictive maintenance is basically measurements that detect the [Read More]
Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Prevention Based
Maintenance Cost Breakdown Ave. 40,000 Sq.’ $6.00/HP/YR
Reliability centered maintenance is basically a process used to [Read More]
