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Welcome Rick Clonan who has been in maintenance for 30 years working both in defense and industry. More about Rick:
Currently at SMRP working as implementation and training manager.
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Chris and Fred discuss what ‘distribution parameters’ mean when it comes to random processes. Specifically failure random processes. This is an interesting podcast in response to a question from one of our listeners – which are podcasts we love!
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In this week’s episode of The Maintenance Community Pod, we have Christine Witte, Director of Product and Services at Seam Group, on the show! Ryan and Christine discuss data optimization and analytics in the manufacturing sector, as well as provide practical steps on how manufacturers can make sense of the data they are collecting and deduct information that comes out of their systems. Listen today!
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Carl and Fred discussing the topic of giving and receiving feedback, and how it supports professional development.
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The Leadership Connection Host, Doug Plucknette, interviews reliability leader David Hurst in Episode 7 of this series. David specializes in developing and updating the reliability maintenance program for the $12B+ assets across the complex as a Branch Manager at National Aerospace Solutions.
Because of your role as a designer in product development, you have great input into the planning for what field (or real-use) data should be monitored for your product. We talk about this as post market surveillance, which is a typical term used for medical devices. This episode talks about how the post market surveillance engine follows the PDSA (plan-do-study-act) continuous improvement cycle, some expectations of post market surveillance systems, and what inputs designers have in its planning.
When a challenge arises due to lubrication degradation, the main focus is applied to solving the issue. Many times, this focus is placed on the physical roots or the things we can physically change. Once these physical roots are “solved”, we often realize that the underlying degradation issue appears again. Therefore, it is necessary to examine the real root causes and dive a bit deeper. Typically, most challenges have three types of roots, physical, human, and latent or systemic.
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In this week’s episode of The Maintenance Community Pod, we have Tom Ross, Applications Engineer Manager of Machine Health Monitoring at Everactive, on the show! Ryan and Tom discuss the rise of technological tools as the world is evolving. And, how these tools are driving improved performance in maintenance organizations. Listen today!
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Welcome Bobby Lee who has been involved in maintenance engineering working for different companies in various capacities.
Bobby Lee started out as a maintenance apprentice and has risen through the ranks as a maintenance engineer for over 9 years.
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Carl and Fred discussing a listener summitted question: When one’s job is focused on a single area of reliability, how does one keep up with advancements ones own area, as well as the entire field of reliability engineering? [Read more…]
In this week’s episode of The Maintenance Community Pod, we have Florian Ferrier, Co-Founder and Director of msapp, on the show! Ryan and Florian discuss the advancement of information sharing, explore industrial maintenance as a service, and so much more. Listen today!
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Chris and Fred discuss the different words we often use (and misuse) in reliability engineering. ‘Reliability’ has been used for hundreds of years to describe different concepts of ruggedness, robustness, strength, timeliness, trustworthiness and so on. But – reliability has a specific definition within reliability engineering. There are plenty of other examples of how words we use in reliability engineering can have multiple meanings – even when we think they don’t!
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The Leadership Connection Host, Doug Plucknette, interviews reliability leader Randy Reid in Episode 6 of this series. Randy specializes in maintenance organization, training and reliability. He believes in doing the job the right way the first time and equipping maintenance with the knowledge to understand the equipment or processes as a Maintenance Manager/Reliability Engineer at Honda Manufacturing of Alabama.
In this week’s episode of The Maintenance Community Pod, we have Sarah Lukens, Data Scientist at GE Digital, on the show! Sarah shares his vast knowledge on data quality and maintenance data, as well as her journey and experience in this space. Listen today!
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Episode 70:
My guest today is AMIT DROR
Co-Founder of Nano Dimension Ltd. and Customer Success Officer. Amit served as Nano Dimension’s Chief Executive Officer from 2014 to 2019.
Nano Dimension has produced a product which, arguably can be best described as a true disruptive force within the electronic assembly space.
We’re all experienced with inkjet printers. Ink jet nozzles travel from left to right back and forth over a sheet of paper. When the printing process has been completed, out shoots a sheet of paper with text or images deposited on the paper’s surface. Now, imagine a different type of printer. Instead of four-color ink cartridges there are two basic inks, one a dielectric ink and the other a silver-based conductive ink. The print heads travel back and forth and, when the printing process is finished, out pops a multi-layer circuit board complete with vias, through-holes, ground planes, and conductive traces, and markings, ready for component placement and reflow. Need another board, just press print. This technology gives new meaning to “printed circuit board”.
Amit Dror
Co-Founder of Nano Dimension Ltd. and Customer Success Officer
Nano Dimension
nano-di.com
NANO DIMENSION USA INC.
13798 NW 4th Street, Suite 315
Sunrise, FL 33325, United States
NANO DIMENSION (ISRAEL)
2 Ilan Ramon St.
Ness-Ziona Science Park
Ness Ziona 7403635, Israel
NANO DIMENSION (HK) LTD.
Unit 202. 2/F, Lakeside 2, Phase Two,
Hong Kong Science Park, Pak Shek Kok,
New Territories, Hong Kong