Three critical steps that lead to increased quality and productivity

When maintenance professionals are forced to be reactive to equipment issues, the result is usually expensive repairs and extensive downtime. But many companies don’t have the time or the resources to be proactive and conduct their own preventive maintenance audit to avoid this unexpected and costly downtime. Henkel can help.

Preventive maintenance service

Henkel offers an on-site preventive maintenance service, which features a needs-based audit customized to the challenges of each company. This industrial maintenance and repair audit can be completed in three thorough steps.

First, Henkel meets with the customer’s key personnel (maintenance managers, reliability engineers, training department, health and safety) to understand the current maintenance culture and practices, and listen to concerns. The objective is to look for ways to reduce or eliminate chronic failures to make their job more productive and, hopefully, easier.

Next, Henkel conducts an MRO plant survey to analyze equipment problems and challenging areas, and identify new opportunities to improve safety and efficiency.

Lastly, Henkel will create a customized modular training program to fit the customer’s specific manufacturing maintenance and reliability goals. This continuous improvement process will include identifying specialty chemical materials and machinery adhesives — such as threadlockers, thread and gasket sealants, retaining compounds and surface treatments — that can protect the customer’s facility and its machinery from abrasion, corrosion, breakdowns and other issues, extending service life and reducing costly repairs.

The results are increased quality and productivity, minimized downtime and leakage, safer plants, longer part life, and documented and validated cost savings.

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Contact Henkel to schedule an industrial maintenance and repair audit today, before serious issues emerge.

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