Emphasizing Preventive Maintenance in All Processes May 2 2017 Welcome amp Introductions Jimmy Cribbs Director of Maintenance WC Pihl Vice President of Business Development What is Preventive Maintenance ID: 585989
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Fleet Management Webinar: Emphasizing Preventive Maintenance in All Processes
May 2, 2017Slide2
Welcome & IntroductionsJimmy CribbsDirector of MaintenanceW.C. PihlVice President of
Business DevelopmentSlide3
What is Preventive Maintenance?Slide4
Operations & Maintenance RelationshipProper culture = strong communication & trustOperations & maintenance are in it togetherInclude maintenance in division-wide monthly meetingsInclude mechanics
in new driver trainingInspectionsProper equipment useSlide5
Maintenance Starts with InspectionsDriver conducts thorough pre- & post-trip inspectionsMechanic signs offMechanic communicates back to the driver through formsSlide6
Proper TrainingSlide7
Important Training TopicsPersonal Protective Equipment (PPE) & Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) Hazardous Materials (HazMat) & shop safetyLock-out/tag-outDaily “tool box” talks for proper shift hand-offWeekly shop meetings with Maintenance ManagerSlide8
What is PMI?PMI is more than just oil changesEverything is inspected & specific components are replaced as scheduled
Preventive Maintenance InspectionsSlide9
PMI BasicsKnow the fleet Understand manufacturer specsDo research before performing repairsSchedule repairs based on Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) standardsSlide10
PMI BasicsMechanics should use proper forms/checklists to document inspectionsTrack inspections & repairs in detail so there are no assumptionsSlide11
PMI BasicsEnsure thorough & accurate documentation If it didn’t get written down, it didn’t get doneConsistent, accurate information flow proves the vehicle is safe when it is put on the roadFiles should be in audit-ready state at all times Slide12
Quality Assurance10% “re-rack” of all internal repairsFor external repairs, maintenance manager/foreman reviews repairs & documentation regularly to ensure qualityAbide by OEM standards – NEVER cut cornersJust because you find a cheaper part doesn’t mean you save money in the long runSlide13
Benefits to the ProcessThorough PMI results in better-performing fleetsGoal: All vehicles available for service at all times, with all equipment in good working orderSlide14
Exceeding Industry StandardsSlide15
Questions?Jimmy Cribbs(636) 695-5802jcribbs@ride-right.netW.C. Pihl
(707) 803-2954 wpihl@ride-right.net