Join our online panel discussion to get insights on how to navigate during the COVID 19 lockdown.

Across industries, maintenance and reliability professionals are facing challenges with reduced staff, reductions in production, and work order backlogs. At MaxGrip, our mission is to assist organizations overcome asset performance difficulties and optimize their maintenance strategies. Join us in this recorded session where three of our experts will share insights and answer questions on the new realities maintenance and reliability professionals have to face as organizations navigate business during an ongoing global pandemic.

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What you’ll learn in this webinar

How to optimize during a downturn

Organizations are running with fewer staff and have production lines down. What can businesses do to optimize their maintenance approach during a downturn?

Predictive Maintenance

Last time we talked about PMO with a focus on how moving from calendar-based to usage-based PM schedules can benefit your organization. This time we wanted to share insight into the benefits that predictive maintenance (PdM) brings to your maintenance team.

Asset reliability post-lockdown

COVID-19 is clearly altering the market context and operating environments of businesses today, and as organizations begin to adapt to a new “normal”,  there are many questions in regards to what the new way of work will be like. Discover the new realities maintenance and reliability professionals have to face as organizations navigate business with an ongoing global pandemic.

Presenters

Jeremy Borton

MaxGrip Jeremy Borton

Mr. Borton has 20 years of professional consulting experience with positions including: lead trainer MRG, Sr. Reliability Engineer lead Chevron pipeline, Project Manager British Petroleum Alaska, APM Lead South America.  Currently, he is responsible for overseeing field operations and internal development with MaxGrip Americas.

Katrina Brandenburg

MaxGrip maintenance consultant

Katrina Brandenburg has worked in a variety of roles in the oil & gas and chemicals industries since 2013 before transitioning into maintenance & reliability by way of mechanical integrity – specifically risk-based inspection. Recently, she’s worked as a reliability engineer, consulting on projects for RCM, RBDs, and RAMS studies.

John Dang

MaxGrip John Dang

John Dang has 6+ years of experience in maintenance and reliability operations and has a master’s degree in Reliability Engineering from the University of Manchester. His consulting experience includes helping organizations improve reliability through identifying and optimizing inefficiencies in their asset management strategies.

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