Plant Maintenance Management Set

Content: 
Preface for Volume 1, Pages xi-xii
Preface for Volume 2, Pages xi-xii
Preface for Volume 3, Pages xi-xii
Acknowledgments for Volume 1, Page xiii
Acknowledgments for Volume 2, Page xiii
Acknowledgments for Volume 3, Page xiii
Author\'s biography, Page xv
1 - A business-centered approach to maintenance systems, Pages 3-31
2 - Introduction to maintenance management systems, Pages 33-37
3 - Maintenance budgeting, Pages 41-51
4 - Maintenance management control, Pages 53-69
5 - Short-term work planning and control, Pages 73-90
6 - Management of plant turnarounds – Part 1: Network analysis, Pages 91-107
7 - Management of plant turnarounds – Part 2: Turnaround methodology, Pages 109-133
8 - Spare parts management, Pages 137-164
9 - Maintenance documentation systems: what they are and how they work, Pages 167-188
10 - Computerized maintenance information systems: Their uses and problems, Pages 189-197
11 - Case study: Maintenance audit of an agricultural chemical plant, Pages 201-228
1 - A business-centered approach to maintenance organization, Pages 3-27
2 - Maintenance organization in outline, Pages 29-37
3 - The maintenance workload, Pages 39-54
4 - Maintenance resource structure, Pages 57-88
5 - Maintenance administrative structure, Pages 89-110
6 - Human factors in maintenance management, Pages 111-126
7 - Trends in maintenance organization, Pages 127-150
8 - Case study 1: Moving with the times, Pages 153-167
9 - Case studies 2 and 3: Cautionary tales of organizational change, Pages 169-184
10 - Case study 4: Reorganization of a colliery, Pages 185-207
11 - Case study 5: The do\'s and don\'ts of maintenance teams, Pages 209-217
12 - Case study 6: Maintenance audit of an agricultural chemical plant, Pages 219-243
13 - Total productive maintenance: Its uses and limitations, Pages 247-265
14 - Course exercises, Pages 269-287
1 - Maintenance and the industrial organization, Pages 3-8
2 - Plant acquisition policy and maintenance life-cycle costs, Pages 9-21
3 - Formulating maintenance strategy: A business-centered approach, Pages 23-49
4 - The structure of industrial plant, Pages 53-66
5 - Maintenance objectives, Pages 67-83
6 - Preventive maintenance decision-making Part 1: Principles, concepts and techniques, Pages 85-118
7 - Preventive maintenance decision-making Part 2: Maintenance task selection, Pages 119-137
8 - Maintenance task selection using reliability-centered maintenance, Pages 139-160
9 - Determining the life plan and schedule: The top-down bottom-up approach, Pages 163-191
10 - Controlling plant reliability, Pages 195-204
11 - Exercises on maintenance strategy, Pages 207-214
12 - Case studies of maintenance strategy, Pages 217-266
Appendix for Volume 1 - Weibull analysis, Pages 229-233
Appendix 1 for Volume 3 - Maintenance terminology, Page 267
Appendix 2 for Volume 3 - In-situ repair techniques (from a dissertation by Julia Gauntly, Manchester University, 1986), Pages 269-273
Appendix 3 for Volume 3 - Introductory failure statistics, Pages 275-280
Index for Volume 1, Pages 235-238
Index for Volume 2, Pages 289-292
Index for Volume 3, Pages 281-284