CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE
Condition Based Maintenance
Why it Matters
Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) uses equipment condition to identify when maintenance is needed, allowing action before deterioration leads to failure.
Effective CBM reduces unplanned downtime, improves asset availability and therefore contributes directly to improved Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE).
CBM provides valuable insight into the condition of critical assets
A successful program uses that information to optimise maintenance decisions, reduce unplanned downtime and prevent developing problems becoming operational failures
MORE VALUE FROM YOUR CBM PROGRAM
Are You Getting a Return on Investment from Your CBM Program
CBM programmes can have good technology, competent analysts and accurate diagnosis, yet still fail to deliver their potential value because the breakdown occurs between the:
CBM finding and the maintenance decision
- Findings not acted upon
- Intervention too early or too late
- Spares checked too late
- Maintenance opportunities missed
- No clear ownership or escalation
- CBM success measured by faults found rather than maintenance outcomes
Not Sure Whether Your CBM Program is Delivering its Full Potential
Take the short CBM Value & ROI Health Check to identify where value may be being lost between condition monitoring, maintenance decision making and completed intervention.
PRACTICAL CBM WORKSHOPS FOR BETTER MAINTENACE DECISIONS
CBM Workshops
Designed for technicians, supervisors, managers and reliability professionals, our workshops show how effective CBM can support equipment availability, maintenance timing, OEE and reduced unplanned downtime.
From those with little CBM knowledge through to experienced reliability engineers, the focus is on understanding how CBM creates value for the operation — not just how faults are detected.
IDEAS AND EXPERIENCE TO HELP CBM DELIVER GREATER BUSINESS VALUE
Latest CBM & Maintenance Insight
Condition monitoring can identify developing faults, but finding faults alone does not demonstrate business value. Explore what determines whether a CBM program is genuinely delivering a return.
Are you getting a Return of Investment from your CBM Program?
Condition Monitoring can identify developing faults, but finding faults alone does not demonstrate business value. Explore what determines whether a CBM program is genuinely delivering a return.
Experience That Connects CBM With Maintenance
Maintenance Supervision
Experience making and implementing the maintenance decision after the CBM report, specifically in the Oil & Gas and Marine Industry
Broad industrial experience including Oil & Gas, Marine, Chemical, Utilities & Manufacturing
Practical machinery experience across demanding operational environments
40+ Years Engineering Experience
Maintenance, CBM, reliability, supervision and training
VA Cat IV
Advanced machinery vibration diagnostics