IMRt CIWG | Maintenance QA

Held at: Rydges Gladstone

In this CIWG we will be looking at what role quality plays in the ever increasing complex world of maintenance. As increasing global competition places pressure on margin, one area that comes under further scrutiny is maintenance costs.

Whilst rework, and break downs due to poor craftsmanship or mistakes are obvious sources for waste and costs we to also look more deeply for issue such as; poorly written work orders, "cheap" spares, old or poorly maintained tools, and so forth. These all contribute to poor quality in maintenance.

We would also like to discuss on the day:

• What does good quality in maintenance look like?
• Where or what are the sources of poor quality?
• How do we measure and monitor maintenance quality?
• What quality improvement programs do members have running?

SIRF Roundtables in Queensland currently comprises in excess of 40 progressive organisations that network and share their best practices in a peer to peer learning environment, specialising in Operational Excellence, Supply Chain and Industrial Maintenance.

‘Common Interest Work Group’ (CIWG) events are for technical specialists looking to discuss with peers, specific topics they are working on, in and around their field of excellence.

FAQs

Who should attend?

Maintenance Superintendents, Engineers, Supervisors and Planners

What are my parking options for the event?

Parking onsite available

What are the PPE requirements?

Smart Casual / Business Attire

When do I need to register by?

7 October 2018

Investment?

This event is included in SIRF Roundtable membership

Who can I contact for further information?

Hannah Watts 0436 449 713

Gary Silversides 0479 164 169