02/01/2019· Plant Maintenance Procedure. The purpose of this procedure is to establish a set of guidelines to assist projects in establishing minimum maintenance standards for supplier of plant or equipment. The maintenance philosophy behind this procedure is that plant maintenance is an essential function, all plant shall be maintained in clean, safe and good working order, all plant shall
The first day introduces people to the big issues of plant and equipment maintenance and reliability. It covers the foundations of maintenance planning and scheduling so you can see the important role it plays in keeping an operation running at full capacity and efficiency. Day Two is all about planning maintenance. You will be introduced to its necessary systems, methods and practices. Day
Plant Maintenance Procedures EPP-32-02 Plant Maintenance This document is uncontrolled when printed. Version Number: 1.0 Date Reviewed: 16 Oct 15 Page 7 of 18 Term Definition Plant Includes any mac hinery or equipment and any component thereof. For this procedure, hand tools are not considered to be plant. Predictive Maintenance An equipment maintenance strategy based on measuring the
Elements (or Procedure) of Preventive Maintenance: (i) There is no ready-made, on-the-shelf, preventive maintenance programme for any industry. It must be tailor-made-measured and cut to fit the requirements of individual industry or plant; this is because all industries differ in size, age, location, machinery, resources, layout, and construction.
policies governing assessment and certification procedure . TABLE OF CONTENTS UTILITIE S SECTOR DIESEL POWER PLANT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE NC II Page No. SECTION 1 DIESEL POWER PLANT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE NC II QUALIFICATION 1 SECTION 2 COMPETENCY STANDARDS Basic Competencies 2 - 13 Common Competencies 14 - 28 Core
Obtain an index of the plant maintenance procedures and review it for completeness. Procedure Content Conduct a review of 10%, but not less than two, of the maintenance procedures included in each of the following categories: Procedures for Control of Measuring and Test Equipment Procedures for Performing Maintenance Surveillance Procedures
These records form the basis of a plant maintenance procedure and will be subject to random inspection. Keep record with machine at all times. OK, no obvious defect . BEFORE COMMENCING OPERATIONS CHECK M T W T F S S Cabin- Access, egress seating, seatbelts, loose objects, controls, rops or fops Visibility- windscreen, windows, wipes, washers, mirrors Electrical system- lights, amber
This procedure does not apply to plant that relies exclusively on manual power and is designed to be supported by hand. This procedure applies to: • All UNSW personnel whimportation, supply, o are involved in the installation/erection, commissioning, use, alteration, dismantling, storage and disposal of UNSW controlled plant. • Plant, which includes any machinery, equipment (including
Standard Operating Procedure, Preventive Maintenance and Layered Process Audits Date 20.5.17 Pages/Appendices 49/0 Supervisors Jarmo Pyysalo & Kai Kärkkäinen Client Organisation /Partners JELD-WEN Suomi Ltd, Kuopio Abstract This final thesis subject came from JELD-WEN Kuopio which was going through improvements inside the company. Their need was to have a simple SOP and PM
The purpose of these guidelines is to provide ammonia refrigeration plant owners and operators with guidance and basic information about the development, documentation and implementation of equipment integrity management programs. They include strategies for maintenance, inspection, operating and emergency procedures. The objective is to
procedures differ from those suggested by your manufacturer and/or installer, follow the procedures outlined in the system user manual supplied with your system. This guide will give you an overview of the maintenance required for a typical stand-alone solar power system (SPS)* and grid-connected solar power system (GC) including precautions
These records form the basis of a plant maintenance procedure and will be subject to random inspection. Keep record with machine at all times. OK, no obvious defect . BEFORE COMMENCING OPERATIONS CHECK M T W T F S S Cabin- Access, egress seating, seatbelts, loose objects, controls, rops or fops Visibility- windscreen, windows, wipes, washers, mirrors Electrical system- lights, amber
UWA Plant and Equipment Safety Procedures 1 of 20 Plant and Equipment Safety Procedures Contents: Policy: Procedures: 1.0 Background 4.0 Administrative Arrangements 2.0 Legal Requirements 4.1 Consultation 2.1 Definitions 4.2 Planning & Purchasing 3.0 Responsibilities 4.3 Risk Management 4.3.1 Risk Identification 4.3.2 Risk Assessment 4.3.3 Risk Control 4.3.4 Standard Operating Procedures
Maintenance, repair and cleaning of plant 16. Isolation of damaged or unsafe plant 17. Storing plant 18. Decommissioning, dismantling and disposing of plant 19. Record keeping 20. Responsibilities 21. Related documents Appendix A – Plant requiring registration 1. Governing Policy Work Health and Safety Policy Work Health and Safety Management System 2. Purpose These procedures set out the
Elements (or Procedure) of Preventive Maintenance: (i) There is no ready-made, on-the-shelf, preventive maintenance programme for any industry. It must be tailor-made-measured and cut to fit the requirements of individual industry or plant; this is because all industries differ in size, age, location, machinery, resources, layout, and construction.
TPSMS/CSP/LOTO/001 Procedures to be followed. 6.1.6 All electrical work shall be done in compliance to Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)/ Standard Maintenance Procedure (SMP). 6.1.7 Checklist should be made available and filled up copies recorded. 6.1.8 Isolation and subsequent confirmation test shall be carried out to verify absence of voltage.
CHAPTER 10 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 10.1 Introduction A hydropower plant has an advantage in that it does not need fuels for its operation as compared with oil or thermal power plants. However, there are no differences between both types of plants in that appropriate operation and maintenance (O&M) are essential for their long-term operation. They can be
16/05/2017· Plant Maintenance – Process Control System (PM-PCS) interface can be used to transfer measurements and counter readings from a feeder system to SAP ERP. In SAP, the data is stored in measurement documents and can be used in SAP PM for preventive maintenance. The data received from a feeder system can be used as described below: To plan performance based preventive maintenance
This is a written procedure which covers all aspects of the maintenance and inspection of plant and equipment. It also provides detailed information on its implementation within the workplace. A PDF of the procedure is available to download (see attached), please use it in conjunction with the attached Checklists and Toolbox Talks.
15/10/2013· CONCRETE BATCH PLANT MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION SCHEDULE October 15, 2013. ALWAYS USE LOCKOUT-TAGOUT PROCEDURES. PLEASE REVIEW ALL RECOMMENDED SAFETY PROCEDURES BEFORE WORKING ON YOUR PLANT. DAILY ROUTINE. Listen for air leaks. Loss of air pressure can reduce the accuracy of your batching. Visually look for excessive wear or changes in your batch plant
Maintenance Procedures Propane Facility System Guidelines . MAN-4058-00 Contents 1. Introduction Filling plant – a facility for the distribution of liquid propane consisting of propane storage tanks and equipment for the transfer of liquid propane to or from rail cars, tank trucks or dispensing to containers or vehicle fuel containers Tank heater - a form of vaporizer used to
Procedures Schedules PM Overview - PM_200 (v2) 8 The Plant Maintenance Process in IRIS Identify the Work Plan the Work Do the Work Record What was Done History/Analysis Preventive Maintenance Work Order Goods Issue Purchase Order Notification Reports UK Business Warehouse Task List Maintenance Plan Order Confirmation. PM Overview - PM_200 (v2) 5 PM Overview - PM_200 (v2) 9
Maintenance technologies 16 Fewer facilities are using in-house created spreadsheets and schedules to monitor or manage maintenance than last year (45% versus 55% in the 2018 report). Q: What technologies are used to monitor or manage maintenance within your plant? Check all that apply. (n=198) 58% 45% 39% 34% 23% 11% 7% 3% Computerized maintenance
maintenance organizations to include the process of predictive maintenance in their maintenance programs. A total PPM program is absolutely essential to an efficient, reliable and safe production process. Benefits are direct and substantial, including: high product quality, long machine life, avoidance of work stoppage, high safety, high morale and fewer frustrations. There are five essential
For mobile plant this procedure is to be referred to in conjunction with G-WHS-40 Territory Plant and equipment maintenance records, including commissioning. Statutory notifications. 7 General requirements 7.1 Site Managers/Coordinators shall ensure that: a) All hazards associated with plant and equipment on the sites under their control are identified and managed b) The identification of
