Former President & Owner, IDCON, Inc.
The chart below is from our Poll “Why do planners not plan?”
Respondents overwhelmingly agreed on the three top reasons
1. Too Many “Do it Now Jobs” because of Equipment Breakdowns
2. Too Many “Do it Now Jobs” because of Emotional Priorities
3. Lack of Operations Support for the planning process
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How do you plan your family vacation? In most cases you have to check when you can take off from work, decide where to go, make the arrangements and book
The work process we call maintenance planning can always be improved at any mill or plant. The fact is that in most plants we visit maintenance planners don’t plan. Planners
The answer is that maintenance planners usually do very little maintenance planning and scheduling. A maintenance manager for a large steel mill contacted IDCON a few weeks ago for a
Former President & Owner, IDCON, Inc.
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