GOOD MAINTENANCE PRACTICE ON EQUIPMENT BY ADEJUMO KAZEEM AKINADE OF MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT WEAFRI WELL SERVICES COMPANY

MARCH, 2015

PRESENTATION OUTLINE:AIM AND OBJECTIVES

INTRODUCTION

TYPES OF MAINTENANCE

WEAFRI MAINTENANCE PRACTICE (SEC 1 TO 3)

RECOMMENDATION

CONCLUSIONAIM AND OBJECTIVESAIM:To itemize the various types of maintenance and also to highlight the maintenance practices in Weafri.

MAINTENANCE OBJECTIVES:To increase functional reliability of operation facilities

To maximize the useful life of equipment

To minimize frequency of interruptions

To enhance the safety of environment and manpower

To enable desired quality through correctly adjusted, serviced, and operated equipment.INTRODUCTION: What is maintenance?Maintenance is the act of keeping equipment in a good working condition by servicing and checking them regularly.

READY TO GOGREENBENEFITS OF GOOD MAINTENANCE PRACTICEReduces breakdown and down time.Increases equipment life span and its efficiency.Less odd-time repair and reduces over time of crews.Greater safety of workers and environment.Lower maintenance and repair cost.

DISADVANTAGES OF BAD MAINTENANCE PRACTICEIncreases chances of accidents and less safety of both workers and machines.Result in down time.Direct lost of profit.More damage to equipment.Faster equipment deterioration.Excessive delay in production and reduces output.Breakdown generally occurs inappropriately leading to poor and hurried maintenance.

TYPES OF MAINTENANCEBREAKDOWNMAINTENANCEPREVENTIVE & SCHEDULEMAINTENANCEPREDICTIVEMAINTENANCEREMEDIALMAINTENANCEDEFERREDMAINTENANCESHUTDOWN CORRECTIVEMAINTENANCEROUTINEMAINTENANCERUNNINGMAINTENANCEOPPORTUNITYMAINTENANCEWINDOW MAINTENANCESHUTDOWNMAINTENANCECONDITION-BASEDPREDICTIVE MAINTENANCESTATISTICAL-BASEDPREDICTIVE MAINTENANCEGenerally, to carry out maintenance activities involves 4 basic steps:

Fault detection

Fault isolation

Fault elimination

Verification of fault elimination WEAFRI MAINTENANCE PRACTICESEC-IPre-job and after-job checks on equipment

WEAFRI MAINTENANCE PRACTICESEC-IIPeriodic preventive maintenance on equipmentFREQUENCY:Every 1000hrs or every 3monthsPRACTICE: Tag equipment RED.

Clean equipment

Fill all observed faults in maintenance report.

Submit the report to maintenance supervisor for maintenance to be effected .

Close out repairs and sign off the report.

Tag equipment GREEN.

EQUIPMENT COVERAGE: Applicable to all equipment. WEAFRI MAINTENANCE PRACTICESEC-IIIComplete overhaul of equipment

GREEN

REDRECOMMENDATIONSLet there be no communication gap among account, procurement and store department to avoid downtime and unnecessary stress on the personnel.Lets accommodate more vendors in procuring of materials.There should be a detailed report of equipment status submitted to the maintenance supervisor by the equipment end users.Good housekeeping must be imbibed by all.Just as it is done for outstanding performance in safety observance and driving, outstanding maintenance culture should also be rewarded. CONCLUSION:It is necessary to keep machines, tools, and equipment in a good working condition in order to achieve desired result.If the working equipment are in good running condition, the products obtained will be of required quality and the process will be reliable.Therefore it is inevitably important to maintain our equipment.Thanks for listening.