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  • Forum Post: Controversial decisions. (When are licensed electricians and plumbers required)?

    A long time argument that I have encountered in the facility field has been, "at what point does a none licensed maintence person or field service technician have to let the licensed person completed an assigned job"? I have heard many different comments on how that is to be determined. Is...
  • Forum Post: Please take our 1st Quarter 2011 Facilities Trends Survey

    Please take our 1st Quarter 2011 Facilities Trends Survey. This survey looks at 17 current issues related to facilities design, construction, operations, and maintenance. Link to: http://conta.cc/hvUdLu . Also enter to win a $50 bank gift card for your participation.
  • File: Maintenance planning and scheduling

    One of our 150 maintenance training newsletters .
  • File: Changing the service duty of a pump

    One of our 150 maintenance training newsletters .
  • Forum Post: Troubleshooting Elevators

    We might have some resources to help with troubleshooting elevators . Our real-world world-class V4 Electrical Troubleshooting Training simulation software use and elevator as one of the three simulations. Also the 3 day PLC (Programmable Logic Control) Seminar is recomended becuase most elevators are...
  • Blog Post: Please participate in our Fourth Quarter 2010 Facilities Trends Survey (and possibly win $50)

    This survey looks at 17 current issues related to facilities design, construction, operations, and maintenance. Link to: http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs018/1102230246032/archive/1104004421642.html
  • Forum Post: Greater East TN SMRP Chapter Meeting

    Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Come and network with Maintenance and Reliability Professionals in the Greater East TN area.... When: January...
  • Forum Post: How do you want your training delivered?

    In my years in this industry, I have learned that continual exposure to training is essential to success. With the varied types of equipment, power sources and technologies that we are deluged with daily, no one person is capable of remembering all of the key aspects of each variable we are charged with...
  • Forum Post: How do you want training delivered?

    In my years in this industry, I have learned that continual exposure to training is essential to success. With the varied types of equipment, power sources and technologies that we are deluged with daily, no one person is capable of remembering all of the key aspects of each variable we are charged with...
  • Forum Post: What are your top issues improving and/or maintaining your facility

    Doesn't matter what your situation is, I would like to here from you about the biggest problems or difficulties you are facing as a FM. Management problems, funding, staff, safety, operational cost reductions, energy efficiency? What's going on in your world?
  • Forum Post: Effective Maintenance Means Higher Efficiencies - Training Helps

    Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Plant operators, building maintenance personnel and service technicians are continually faced with the convergence of the many technologies that are currently employed to operate our buildings' mechanical systems. From emerging...
  • Forum Post: Continued Technical Education is the True Green!

    Plant operators, building maintenance personnel and service technicians are continually faced with the convergence of the many technologies that are currently employed to operate our buildings' mechanical systems. From emerging wireless technologies, the millennial integration of electronic systems...
  • Blog Post: Nailing Down the Horseshoe Nails

    By guest blogger Lindsay Audin One important point facility managers should keep in mind is how a minor system failure, left untended due to a failure to complete a work order, could lead to breakdown of a much larger and more expensive piece of equipment, sometimes causing a serious operational problem...
  • Blog Post: Blowing Hot Air

    SAVING ENERGY WHILE INCREASING COMFORT The average air conditioning unit requires more than 3,500 watts of energy while in use. Compare that to a typical ceiling fan that uses only 60 watts at the highest speed setting, and you’ve got a prime opportunity for significant energy savings. Ceilings...
  • Blog Post: You're Invited .... The future Society for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals East TN Chapter

    Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 YOU’RE INVITED! The future Society for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals East Tennessee Chapter Plan to attend this very exciting and important first ever meeting of the future SMRP East Tennessee Chapter. Greater...
  • Blog Post: Pencil it In

    Check out our blogs, entrepreneur cafe, and case studies at http://bit.ly/a8ZW7g. Let us know what you think, find us on twitter or Facebook too! Why should a significant block of time be scheduled for quarterly strategic meetings when busy executives have so many other pressing responsibilities? Few...
  • Blog Post: Design and Maintenance

    I am a Facilities Specialist with State Farm Insurance and may area of specialization is cleaning and interior maintenance. Ten years ago I was transferred from Corporate Administrative Services to the Design department in Facilities Management. This move was a stroke of genius by one of our forward...
  • Blog Post: Workplace Reconnaissance

    What does workplace reconnaissance mean to you? Gathering pertinent information to make informed decisions leads to greater likelihood of success. I call this task “Workplace Reconnaissance”. Lets look a common scenario. The leader of a business is in the middle of working on something important...
  • Blog Post: Light Bright Fix

    How do you improve car dealership service areas that are traditionally dingy, dark and dull? How would you have done it differently? This is how we recognized the problem, though of solutions, and laid out a plan of action. A dealership decided that their service area misrepresented the overall brand...
  • Blog Post: It's All In How You Package It....

    These were Resicom's problems, challeges, and solutions to some of our industry specific problems. Other case studies or blogs can be found at http://www.resicomonline.com/blog/. Project Overview Purchasing a shiny, new car is an exciting event. A dealership wanted to highlight that memorable moment...
  • File: Hazardous areas for dusts and flammables from our newsletter

    this newsletter titled Hazardous areas for dusts and flammables is one of our 150 newsletters available.
  • File: Eectrical troubleshooting video

    This uses our advanced electrical troubleshooting trainign software to teach one exmaple of electrical troublshooting. The software is used to improve your skill without having to wait for years of experience to be accumalated. It is also used to evaluate employee's skills. If you have difficulaties...
  • File: New Guide Helps School Districts Implement Green, Energy Efficient Strategies

    The Northeast Collaborative for High Performance Schools Operations and Maintenance Guide has been developed by Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships (NEEP) and regional stakeholders for use in any existing school facilities, regardless of age. School districts can use this guide to adopt green, healthy...
  • File: Control the Chaos: Label Electronics Cables, Cords & Chargers

    Cables and cords left lying about can be unsightly and worse -- dangerous -- in the plant, office, home, facility and shop. Here's some tips on corralling the cords and labeling the cable chaos that our electronics culture brings.
  • File: Label the Utility Areas of Home, Shop, Office for Safety

    It’s very important to label the hard‐working electrical and utility areas in your home, shop, facility or small business for safety. Here are some useful tips.
  • File: Northeast Collaborative for High Performance Schools (Northeast CHPS) 2.0

    The Northeast Collaborative for High Performance Schools (Northeast CHPS) is a set of building and design standards for all schools from pre-K through community colleges. It is a guide for the building of energy efficient, environmentally friendly, healthy school facilities. It has been tailored specifically...
  • File: Selecting a Landscape Contractor

    Exterior maintenance may be last on your to-do list, but here are some tips to help you through the process....
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