February 24, 2020 | Mark Paradies

How to STOP Repeat Failures Using Equifactor® Equipment Troubleshooting

Root Cause Failure Analysis, pump

Stop Repeat Equipment Failures

One of the biggest equipment reliability issues is wasting time fixing equipment failures more than one time.

We’ve all seen it. A piece of equipment fails, the mechanics jump on the failure and replace some parts and days to weeks later, the same equipment fails again for seemingly the same reason.

I’ve seen this happen two, three, and even four times in a row.

I’ve seen a pump fail on an offshore oil production platform every month or two and nobody did anything for years except sending it off to be repaired.

I’ve seen an investigation by the CSB that had over 15 repeat equipment failures and the next failure was part of a serious accident. Imagine 15 chances to prevent a major accident but nobody did anything to prevent it.

Stop Repeat Failures

What do you do to stop repeat failures? Effective equipment failure troubleshooting and root cause analysis with effective corrective actions is the key to stopping repeat failures.

How do you perform effective troubleshooting? See the video below…

Learn About Equifactor® Troubleshooting and TapRooT® Root Cause Analysis

Attend the new Public 2-Day Equifactor® Equipment Troubleshooting & TapRooT® Root Cause Analysis Course to learn these effective methods to troubleshoot equipment failures and prevent repeat failures by applying TapRooT® Root Cause Analysis and using the Corrective Action Helper® to develop effective corrective actions.

You will be surprised how much lost production time you will prevent and how much maintenance dollars you will save.

Register Now!

The next public course is March 9-10 near Austin, Texas (the Horseshoe Bay Resort). Don’t miss this chance to improve your equipment troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and equipment reliability. Register here:

https://store.taproot.com/equifactor-equipment-troubleshooting-taproot-root-cause-analysis-austin-tx-horseshoe-bay-mar-9-2020

 

 

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