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Machines and Maintenance

Purpose: keep critical machines operational using preventive schedules, diagnostics, and disciplined spares strategy.

Quick Start

  1. Create asset list with criticality ranking.
  2. Set maintenance intervals by runtime or calendar.
  3. Standardize inspection points and measurement baselines.
  4. Stock top failure spares before breakdowns occur.

Maintenance Layers

LayerFrequencyTasksOutcome
Operator checkdailyvisual leaks, sound, temp, vibrationearly anomaly detection
Routine serviceweekly/monthlylubrication, tension, filter checkswear control
Planned overhaulquarterly/annualcomponent replacement and alignmentfailure prevention

Decision Table

If this happensDo this nowBackup actionVerify
Bearing noise increasesreduce load and inspect bearingswap with spare unitnoise/vibration returns baseline
Overheating trend appearscheck airflow and lubricationderate runtime cycletemperature within normal range
Belt slippage observedretension and inspect pulleysreplace belt and align driveslip eliminated under load
Unexpected shutdownfollow fault tree before restartmanual bypass only if saferoot cause recorded

Common Mistakes and Fixes

Scenario Drills

Drill 1: Sudden Overheat Event

  1. Simulate thermal alarm trigger.
  2. Run isolate, inspect, cool-down sequence.
  3. Apply corrective service.
  4. Goal: safe recovery without damage.

Drill 2: Spare Part Substitution

  1. Simulate missing primary component.
  2. Use approved alternate and recalibrate.
  3. Validate under controlled load.
  4. Goal: restore function with full traceability.

Printable Checklist

Safety note: bypassing interlocks to save time usually creates larger failures and injury risk.
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