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Asset Output
Optimisation (formerly
TPM).
4th Edition 2011, Perfect Bound.
This 165 page book deals with the
identification and elimination of process
losses and sources of waste to maximise
asset output and profit. We provide proven
analysis information and decision forms.
The book takes you through the technique
in logical steps.
AUS$ 150 US$ 151 50
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Operability
and Maintainability.
4th
Edition, 2011, Perfect Bound.
This 118 page book deals with designing or
assessing for asset operability and
maintainability. It includes the very
effective Bretby Maintainability Index
analysis and hazard and operability
analysis that is extended with some
essential questions that link the analysis
to maintenance.
AUS$ 100 US$ 101
(indicative)
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Reliability Driven
Asset Management (formerly
RCM)
5th
Edition 2011, Perfect Bound.
In this 158 page book we
analyse functions (not components)
at root cause level (not failure
mode which indicates the symptom),
we ask extra questions regarding
operator - maintenance and provide
a task selection decision diagram
with 7 associated questions on the
decision sheet. Very successful
and quick.The
book
takes
you
through
the
technique
in logical
steps.
AUS$ 150 US$ 123
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Value
Methodology.
3rd Edition,
2009, Perfect Bound.
This 90 page book
takes you through the technique in logical
steps, following the original VM 'job
plan'. It starts from selecting an item,
data gathering, describing functions and
performance levels, cost and value,
identifying possible alternatives, developing
and evaluating the most promising
alternatives, presentation of findings to
decision makers (verbal presentation and
report), implementing and verifying the
outcomes.
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Root Cause
Analysis.
2nd
Edition 2010, Perfect Bound.
This 139 page book actually deals with
solving problems, faults and failures and
Root cause analysis is only part of this
process. We include solution assessment
sheets and promote pro-active application
of RCA, instead of only doing an RCA after
you had a disaster.
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Shutdown
Management.
3rd Edition 2009,
Perfect Bound.
This book has been
extended from 142
to 180 pages.
It
starts
with
questioning
whether
you
really need shutdowns, as
many only have them
'because we've always had
them', even though RDAM
/RCM would rarely suggest
a shutdown. The
book
takes
you
through
planning,
organising,
executing and terminating a shutdown.
AUS$ 120 US$ 102
(indicative)
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Practical Manuals
Benefits from our
Practical Manuals
- Our
manuals
systematically
cover
various
asset
management
improvement
methods
with
real life
examples and ready to
use analysis
sheets and charts, to apply the methods without further
assistance.
- The books
are based on first principle research,
enhanced with the experiences gained from
projects by over 700 senior professionals and
practitioners who study in Maintenance
Management and Reliability Engineering courses
at Monash University, Australia and University
of Tennessee, USA.
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The Asset Management
(sold out), Reliability
Centred Maintenance, Total
Productive Maintenance and Shutdown Management
books have or had been endorsed by Engineering
Education Australia.
The books on Reliability Driven Asset
Management (formerly Reliability
Centred Maintenance), Asset output Optimisation
(formerly Total
Productive Maintenance), Designing
for Operability and Maintainability and Value Methodology are
endorsed by Monash University.
Some References
I have just purchased your books and they are fantastic, John Ewen, New Zealand 19 July 2010.
On a side note, just some feedback on your book on Basic RE. Although I was quite sceptical initially, this is a great book for people who are
'new starters'. Much clearer than some other literature that I've read in the past. My plan is to show this to our factory reliability manager
as we are working on some basic RE training for our technical support guys. Tom Spiranac, Queensland, 19 July 2010.
I am pleased to inform you that 'RDAM' has completely changed the way I look at maintenance. It is an excellent book and I've read quite a few on RCM (those by Bloom, Hinchcliffe/Smith and Coetzee all of these are very good too) but I have to say your book is much more coherent, is easier to read and provides a more structured and logical methodology. So I lookforward to your AM book. David Hughes, Scotland, 3 March
2010.
"I enrolled in your
MRE5004 unit. I borrowed your "How to
improve Asset Operability &
Maintainability" book from Monash Library
and found it to be quite informative. I am
interested to purchase all the books written
by you. Guan Ming Wong, Western Australia 26
February 2010
"One more thing I want to say. When I got
your "books" in March I tought "What
did I pay $200 for.....some workshops
materials?" Now, after I have
read them and worked through them,
I can say this is money well spent" (Ross
Kolomichuk, Australia, 20 November 2007).
"Oh, before I forget, your books are
lifesavers!!! I love them. What really helped me
the most is the real world examples. I would
have been so lost without them, you'll see when
you get my project." (Todd Wilen, ND USA)
"Thanks for your assistance. Your books have
been very easy to follow and as such I thought
that the LCC part would be interesting and
informative" (Shailendra Ray, Australia, 13
November 2007)
"I must say how much I have
enjoyed your book "RDAM formerly
RCM". I found it interesting and
informative. It is compact and has
clarity, content, completeness, utility, and
understandable format. (Allan Barry, Canada, 20
June 2006)
"Two
of the manuals that I have recently used are the
revised 2006 editions of Asset Output Optimization
– Formerly Total Productive Maintenance and
Reliability Driven Asset Management – Formerly
Reliability Centered Maintenance. Both
have concise, compact style and content that
enables immediate use in a very practical
way. A thorough background is presented
to ensure the reader places the instruction in
proper context. Frequent use is made of
figures and diagrams to re-enforce important
items. The author has an ability to
present complex ideas in a clear, straightforward
format that is easy to understand. An
organization's overall objectives of asset
optimization in safety, efficiency, cost, and
output are threaded throughout the
texts. Regardless of your asset
management background, you and your organization
will gain by use of these thoroughly usable
manuals. Highly recommended." (Allan Barry, Canada, 21 June
2006)
"So far I've only managed
to have a quick look through the five books
but the content and writing style is
absolutely brilliant. I am confident that I
will be a significantly
more knowledgeable operation/maintenance
employee after I've read
these books! " (David John
Hughes, UK, 15 March 2006)
"I have
also enjoyed your books, money well spent
when I compare it to "Uptime" (by John
Dixon)" (Chris Gripton, Australia, 14 Feb
2005);
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