Continuity of maintenance is important in production lines and auxiliary plant equipment in factories. This continuity can be achieved with various monitoring systems and monitoring by the maintenance team, and there is another important player that can be included in the flow. Operators!

Operator driven reliability is a maintenance system that allows operators who know the machine best and actually stand at the beginning of 24 hours to work in elbow contact with the maintenance team, increase availability with mutual feedback, and provide a more reliable facility operation. It is also important to support it with predictive maintenance and corrective activities.

Paper handling has always been difficult in industrial facilities. Especially when the person filling out these forms is the person who needs to be constantly in front of the machine, it becomes even more difficult. In order to archive the collected data, a person must also transfer to digital media, which may require a separate staff to work in factories without stopping during the day. A separate system is used to evaluate the information entered for data analysis and trending. The results obtained are also recorded in a maintenance management program.

 

• SKF PROCOLLECT

            The SKF ProCollect application allows you to monitor all parameters in your facility on a single screen, to get rid of the paper clutter and to enter data, analyze, create trends and report them in digital environment.

With the SKF PROCOLLECT application many controls such as;

• Simple maintenance and controls
• Operator daily checklists
• Process routes
• Gathering vibration information for reliability engineers
• State controls
• Security
• Preventive and predictive controls
• Quality control
• Lubrication routes
• Facility security
• Environmental controls
• Air leak checks
• Filter, coupling, plumbing, belt, bush etc. observing wear and tear
• Fire fighting equipment

can be tracked with fully customized screens and forms, data repositories and trends can be created.

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