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The Modern Approach to Industrial Maintenance Management

Vasile Deac (), Gheorghe Carstea (), Constantin Bagu () and Florea Parvu ()

Informatica Economica, 2010, vol. 14, issue 2, 133-144

Abstract: The maintenance activity isn’t a purpose in itself, it’s a necessity of which "the production suffers" and the financial agent “considers too expensive†. It often exists a conflict between the production units and the maintenance department, not only for a short term, but, sometimes, for a long term, imposing a rigorous definition of each person’s responsibilities. Considering the mutations in the industrial equipments’ technical complexity and the accidental failures’ catastrophic consequences from the economic and/or social point of view, it should be assigned a new dimension to the maintenance activity. One of the imperatives imposed to this action is represented by modern means of informing through the maintenance’s operational computerization.

Keywords: Maintenance’s Progress; Total Productive Maintenance; Cooperation In Maintenance; The Maintenance’s Costs Minimization; Maintenance’s Operational Computerization (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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