Newsletter · 17 Feb 2022

KEY FUNCTION OF CAPITAL PROJECT AND MAINTENANCE PLANNING

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KEY FUNCTION OF CAPITAL PROJECT AND MAINTENANCE PLANNING

Maintenance Job Planning Whitepaper

Even with millions invested in systems like Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), Scheduling, and Work Execution platforms, companies are often failing to see the desired return-on-investments for maintenance projects, shutdown and turnarounds, and plant operations.

This white paper from Doug Kibler of IAMTech addresses the key function of capital project and maintenance job planning to allow:

Scheduling and cost-effective maintenance
Improved asset performance
Less emergency repairs and unplanned downtimes

It also discusses barriers to efficient work performance driven by planning as well as solutions to address these identified gaps.

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