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Roane State to host author, speaker Jeff Shiver at maintenance best practices seminar

Posted at 11:32 am June 22, 2016
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Jeff Shiver

Jeff Shiver

Roane State Community College will host industry recognized book author and speaker Jeff Shiver at the “Achieving the Maintenance” Best Practices Seminar in Clinton.

Shiver will focus on the five primary goals that most organizations are seeking from the maintenance function: reliability, lower costs, safety, environmental integrity, and quality, a press release said. He will provide an overview of tools and concepts that you can apply in your organization. These include RCM3, risk-based strategies, planning and scheduling, proactive tasks, how equipment fails, and defect elimination.

Shiver—a CMRP, CRL, RCM2/RCM3 practitioner—will highlight a morning session with the “big picture” from a reliability-centered maintenance perspective, the press release said.

The seminar will be held at the Clinton Community Center at 101 South Hicks Street on Friday, July 15, from 9-11 a.m. It is free to the public and limited to the first 50 registrations.

Seating is limited, so register now for this free event at http://www.roanestate.edu/maintenance.

For more information, contact Kim Harris at (865) 882-4695 or harriskb@roanestate.edu.

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