Venue: 08 October 2010 (Fri) 9.00am - 12.00pm, Singapore Royal Plaza on Scotts 

Workshop leader: Raymond Thibault, CLS, OMA I & II

This workshop is designed for Plant Managers and their Heads of the production, maintenance and reliability departments to see how improvements in lubrication maintenance practices can lead to a significant contribution to the operating bottom line by maintenance cost savings, plus reducing production costs with enhanced equipment functional efficiency and reliability, and the potential to increase revenue by optimising equipment availability during peak demands.

As leaders, you may not need to know the technical intricacy of oil analysis and machinery lubrication. However it is essential that you have a big-picture overview to know what it takes to implement a successful oil analysis and lubrication maintenance excellence programme, where to obtain practitioner-focused trainings and internationally recognised certification to upgrade the technical competence of your maintenance team members, be able to instill the right maintenance mind-set in your maintenance crew, and lead your team towards the pathway for world-class lubrication maintenance best practices to realise the following benefits:

 • Prolong the useful life of in-service lubricants, thus reduce lubricant consumption.

 • Maximise lubrication effectiveness to maintain machine functional efficiency, 
    lower power consumption, reduce fault occurrence, and extend MTBF.

 • Enable informed maintenance planning to be streamlined and co-ordinated with 
    production scheduling to ensure maximum equipment availability during peak 
    demands whilst avoiding unplanned equipment downtime and forced
    stoppage.

 • Enhanced equipment reliability to ensure consistent production quality.