Equipment Downtime and Lost Time Incidents

Equipment downtime and accidental accidents Aerojet Maintenance has worked hard to cope with injuries related to work for many years. In addition to the problem of loss time, mechanical breakdowns, obsolete and outdated machines are major problems that the maintenance department must deal with daily. At the time of the initial review, it appeared relevant between employee-related injuries and depletion of one or more devices.

Internal factors such as equipment maintenance problems, human error, technical obstacles, aging infrastructure, etc. often cause downtime. These are the best results of downtime reduction, as these are areas controlled directly by the power company and can be strategically repaired. Convert maintenance operations from passive maintenance to predictive and state based maintenance. Doing so enables you to continually monitor the performance of your assets using data from embedded sensors and forecasting engines and better detect the start of downgrading your assets. This will warn you about device problems and failures.

Damage due to equipment damage may cause catastrophic results. The cost associated with downtime is high. These expenses include hidden expenses such as overtime pay, income loss, emergency services phones as well as pre-cost and visible costs. Machines that are constantly failing have a very bad influence on business. According to a new survey of manufacturing executives in the automotive industry, production downtime will be an average of $ 22,000 per minute. Manufacturers say they need better machine maintenance. The average stop or downtime per minute was $ 22,000, but some respondents stated that this figure would be as much as $ 50,000 per minute. Due to the high cost, smooth operation of production machines is very important for factory profitability. Regular maintenance of all machines is an effective tool to prevent downtime. For most manufacturers, downtime is the biggest cause of production time loss