An effectiveness‐centred approach to maintenance management

Pun, Kit Fai; Chin, Kwai‐Sang; Chow, Man‐Fai; Lau, Henry C. W.

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“…Surprisingly, efficiency is stressed as not being as important as effectiveness, as in Márquez et al (2009) stating: "In this part of the process [strategy implementation], we deal with the efficiency of our management, which should be less important [than effectiveness]." (p. 168), or do not stress the importance of efficiency at all, as in Pun et al (2002) stating: "Effectiveness-centred maintenance (ECM) stresses "doing the right things" instead of "doing the things right"" (p. 346). Jackson and Petersson (1999) argue that effectiveness and efficiency are closely related to the terms productivity and competitiveness.…”

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Requirements and Needs—A Foundation for Reducing Maintenance-Related Waste

Bengtsson

Salonen

2016

Proceedings of the 10th World Congress on Engineering Asset Management (WCEAM 2015)

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The objective of this paper is to discuss and elaborate on requirements of maintenance and the resulting maintenance needs in order to maintain said requirements without introducing waste while doing so, taking into account both external and internal wastes. The paper will present, and elaborate on, conceptual models that can be utilized in maintenance operations in order to increase awareness of the importance of well-founded customer/stakeholder requirements in order to articulate appropriate maintenance needs in order to balance effectiveness and efficiency as well as to reduce or eliminate maintenance-related waste.

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Section: Problem Backgroundmentioning

confidence: 89%

Requirements and Needs—A Foundation for Reducing Maintenance-Related Waste

Bengtsson

Salonen

2016

Proceedings of the 10th World Congress on Engineering Asset Management (WCEAM 2015)

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“…Effective Centred Maintenance (ECM) Pun et al (2002) present the main features of ECM that is based on four key points: people participation, maintenance strategy, quality improvement and utilization of performance index to monitor maintenance improvements Strategic Maintenance Management (SMM)…”

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Effectiveness of maintenance approaches for High Reliability Organizations

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Abstract:In recent years companies are paying more attention on Business Continuity Management. BCM focuses both on potential threats identification and on management of unexpected block process. These two aspects are the basis of High Reliability Organization. The HRO paradigm was developed several years ago in high-risk organizations. It integrates two relevant approaches: preventing unexpected events and resilient organizations. The aim of this study is to define a rough but effective approach to support HROs in evaluating their most "compliant" maintenance approaches. The main phases of the study are: the identification of the main HRO features (both prevention and resilient ones), the identification of the main maintenance approaches used to date and finally the evaluation of their compliance according to HRO features. The paper presents a new method to evaluate the different maintenance approaches: in addition to productivity, it's also considered the necessity to guarantee production continuity following unpredictable events.

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“…Para Pun et al (2002) e Pintelon et al (2006), a manutenção, como uma função estratégica de suporte aos negócios, desempenha um importante papel em apoiar diferentes técnicas de gerenciamento da produção emergentes ou já consolidadas (ex. : produção enxuta, just-in-time e produção seis sigma).…”

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Manutenção Aeronáutica no Brasil: distribuição geográfica e técnica

Machado

Urbina

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2015

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Resumo: As atividades de manutenção aeronáutica formam uma parte essencial da aeronavegabilidade continuada, tendo como objetivo, tanto na área civil quanto na militar, prover a total condição de serviço para as aeronaves. O crescimento do transporte aéreo no Brasil tem exigido uma indústria de serviços de manutenção aeronáutica capaz de apoiar tal processo expansivo, sem prejuízo para as condições de segurança de voo. Alguns dos trabalhos encontrados na revisão da literatura exploram a manutenção aeronáutica sob perspectivas que buscam melhorar a eficiência técnica do setor. Pelo exposto, o principal objetivo deste artigo é ampliar o conhecimento sobre o setor de manutenção aeronáutica no Brasil, explorando as informações providas pela ANAC, com o intuito de construir um panorama que revele a distribuição geográfica e técnica dos nichos de capacitação. Para tanto, inicia com uma exposição dos conceitos básicos da atividade de manutenção em geral e aeronáutica em particular. A seguir, é examinado o contexto regulatório brasileiro para a atividade de manutenção aeronáutica, com ênfase nos domínios de certificação. Ao final, examina-se a distribuição geográfica das empresas de manutenção aeronáutica no país, identificando a distribuição das empresas considerando-se os vários tipos de certificação técnica.

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An effectiveness‐centred approach to maintenance management

Cited by 41 publications

References 8 publications

Requirements and Needs—A Foundation for Reducing Maintenance-Related Waste

Requirements and Needs—A Foundation for Reducing Maintenance-Related Waste

Effectiveness of maintenance approaches for High Reliability Organizations

Manutenção Aeronáutica no Brasil: distribuição geográfica e técnica

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