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As a fellow Maintenance Engineer, I understand firsthand the challenges and responsibilities that come with the role. It's often a thankless job, but it's also one of the most crucial in keeping operations running smoothly. If you're a Maintenance Engineer, I salute you. Your dedication and hard work don't go unnoticed, even if it's not always acknowledged. Let's connect and share our experiences. Drop a comment below if you can relate or have a story to share about life as a Maintenance Engineer. Together, let's shine a light on the vital role we play in keeping industries moving! #MaintenanceEngineer #ThanklessJob #LinkedInNetworking"

With my years of experience as a maintenance engineer in the manufacturing industry I discovered some vital factors to consider in scheduling equipment for preventive maintenance in a manufacturing plant which includes: 1. Criticality: Identify equipment that plays crucial role in production or has impact on product quality. 2. Age and Condition: Older equipment or those showing signs of wear and deterioration may require frequent maintenance. 3. Maintenance History: Look for patterns of failure, recurring issues or breakdown that can indicate need for maintenance. 4. Operational Environment: Environment the equipment is operated must be considered. Harsh environment such as high temperature, humidity or corrosive conditions can accelerate degradation and necessitate more frequent maintenance. To be continued... #maintenance #maintenanceandrepair #engineeringcareers #mondaymotivation #mondaythoughts #mondaymorning #engineeringcareers #manufacturingtechnology #manufacturingengineering #machine #monday #mondaymood

What do you like about MF? Or Your shop? Family, relaxed structure. Good balance. What advice do you have for a new employee? Don’t be afraid to ask questions, you don’t have to know everything. What do you wish others knew about what it’s like to be a technician? It might look easy, but it’s not always easy. There’s a process, but you need to remain flexible and resilient to solve problems that might not go the way you thought it would. What are your future goals? Taking it day by day, finishing out my Associate Degree in Diesel Technology, then taking a look at supervisory or management. #hirirng #trailermechanic #dieselmechanic

How can I transition to a career in process improvement without sacrificing family stability? #ProcessImprovement #CareerTransition #FamilyLifeBalance Are you a problem-solver at heart? Do you thrive on optimizing workflows and making operations more efficient? If so, a career in process improvement might be the perfect fit for you. With your background as a diesel technician and shop manager, you already have a solid foundation in analyzing and improving processes. In this article, we’l... Read more: : https://lnkd.in/gdmgwXjX

As a maintenance engineer factory, you need to be critical in everything, from facilities to machinery problem, the request from production is always urgent. It comes together on how to manage the request and prioritize. You need to solve all the problem by using all the resources that you have including manpower, skills, knowledge and tools. For example this tyre replacement, you need to have spare unit in stock, method to repace by consider the safety of your technician (not simply jack and replace it), not to forget the quality of the workmanship, cause this will lead to the machine breakdown in short term. #maintenanceengineerfactorylife

🔧 Keeping the World Running: A Day in the Life of a Maintenance Engineer 🔧 Ever wonder who keeps the wheels turning behind the scenes? Meet the unsung heroes of the maintenance world—maintenance engineers! 🌟 In a world where downtime is the enemy, maintenance engineers are the guardians of smooth operations. From fixing machinery to preventing breakdowns, they're the ones who ensure everything runs like clockwork. ⏰💪 But being a maintenance engineer is about more than just fixing stuff. It's about being the problem-solver, the detective, and sometimes even the magician who brings things back to life. 🔍✨ From troubleshooting technical glitches to rolling up their sleeves and getting their hands dirty, maintenance engineers do it all with a smile and a can-do attitude. But what truly sets them apart is their dedication to keeping things running smoothly, no matter what. 💼❤️ So here's to the maintenance engineers—the ones who keep the world spinning, one repair at a time. Whether you're in the maintenance world or just curious about the magic they work, let's connect! I'm always up for a chat about how maintenance engineering keeps the world running. #MaintenanceEngineering #KeepTheWheelsTurning #ProblemSolvers 🔧🌍

New Post: Maintenance Workers, Machinery - https://lnkd.in/exwN9E7h of the Occupation:Maintenance Workers, Machinery, are skilled professionals responsible for the upkeep and repair of machinery and industrial equipment in various industries. They play a vital role in ensuring that machinery functions efficiently, reducing downtime and maintaining productivity. Sample of Reported Job Titles: Occupation-Specific Information: Tasks: Technology Software: Tools Used: Occupational Requirements: Work Activities:…

New Post: Maintenance Workers, Machinery - https://lnkd.in/edsDEgRQ of the Occupation:Maintenance Workers, Machinery, are skilled professionals responsible for the upkeep and repair of machinery and industrial equipment in various industries. They play a vital role in ensuring that machinery functions efficiently, reducing downtime and maintaining productivity. Sample of Reported Job Titles: Occupation-Specific Information: Tasks: Technology Software: Tools Used: Occupational Requirements: Work Activities:…

Here's a little photodump, from several years back. It's not always a big machine hall, that welcomes you in 30 degrees, during the winter. Sometimes it's dragging all your stuff up a cage ladder, with ice and snow all around. Sometimes it's a repair job in a minus -45 degree storage cell. Sometimes the complete opposite, big maintenance during summer, in a machineroom where it's 50 degrees. Not always big machines and the latest tech, is what you encounter. Sometimes older and smaller machinery. But the diversity of the job, and helping customers, is what keeps me running. Even an outdated machine, like the one below is fun to repair. Sometimes it's almost, as if i love my job?!...... What keeps you running at work? #refrigeration #serviceengineer #geagroup #funatwork #maintenance #technician

𝗢𝘂𝗿 𝗿𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗱𝗲𝗽𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗱𝗶𝗱 𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗹𝗼𝘃𝗲 𝘂𝘀. 💔 But.. it's probably not why you'd think. Us? Me and my female assistant superintendent. We spent a LOT of time out on the floor. We had a huge department to cover... 2 hardwood lines, 2 recycle plants, a woodyard. I could still navigate that place with my eyes closed. We'd text them, "Take a vibe check on XYZ equipment... starting to sound a little off." It was a game to us.. 😈 How many could we spot a defect in? With just our senses - just by being observant? Time after time, they'd end up on the P1 list. ❌ Bad motor. Failing rotating assembly. Pump coming apart. That wasn't necessarily in our job descriptions... We had a whole department dedicated to equipment reliability. But if you're a leader, especially in manufacturing.. You know. That equipment is YOURS. You own them. The sounds they make? You should be intimately familiar with. The way those motors feel? You should know it in your bones. Does that sound hard to you? Like a lot of work? It's actually not. 𝗜𝘁 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲𝘀 𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴: 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗶𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲. To block off time, get out of your office, and walk. Feel. Listen. Send a text. Ask your operators. Maybe you're not the department manager... Maybe you're a brand new process engineer, or somewhere in between. But you can do this too. 𝗜𝗻 𝗳𝗮𝗰𝘁, 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘀𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱. Tricks like this make you indispensable. They make you a shoo-in for promotions. Discipline. Ownership. The occasional tasteful brag. All skills you'll learn when we work together ⚙️ Apply to work with me in the comments ⬇️ (limited spots!) #femaleengineers #reliability #ownership p.s. happy friday!! what are yall doing this weekend?