A healthy fleet is the key to a thriving logistics business. And you can’t keep a healthy fleet without regular vehicle maintenance. But with a few different types of maintenance at your disposal, ...

Nearly everyone in manufacturing, from equipment manufacturers to processing plants, commonly face the challenge of keeping their fleet, machinery, and other assets working efficiently, while also ...

The term preventive maintenance is well understood by fleet managers today: it’s the idea of performing maintenance on your trucks before a problem arises with the aim of preventing big, unscheduled ...

Traditionally, preventive maintenance (PM) relied on industrial or in-plant average life statistics, such as mean-time-to-failure (MTTF), to assist in the scheduling of maintenance events. With PM, a ...

Power plant maintenance has often been given low priority by electric utilities. Plants scheduled one or two maintenance outages a year, and for the remainder of the year, only performed maintenance ...

All maintenance is, ultimately, preventative in nature. Its basic aim is to prevent problems. Traditionally, maintenance was either scheduled or usage-based (or a combination of both). Now, however, ...

Most facilities today have well-thought-out maintenance programs. However, many facility managers are still asking one question: Which is better for my electrical system—preventive maintenance or ...

Predictive maintenance is not a new term in the HVAC industry; it’s been around for decades. According to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), past studies on predictive maintenance have shown it can ...

Preventative maintenance refers to tasks that maintain assets on a regular basis to optimize performance and prevent unexpected breakdowns that could push up asset tracking costs. Depending on the ...