If you’ve had a chance to review the previous articles on the Laws of Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), you have started to understand that it takes more than just technical expertise to …
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If you eliminate non-injury incidents, you lessen fatal and serious injuries (FSI’s). That’s the theory behind well-known safety scholars like Herbert William Heinrich and Frank E….
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In December 1970 President Nixon signed the Occupational Safety and Health Act into law and in so doing created OSHA, NIOSH, and OSHRC. In April of 1971 OSHA opened its doors and this…
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Every 30 minutes, an electrically induced injury occurs to work employees due to a sudden arc flash. To protect employees from electrical-related injuries, the National Fire Protection…
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Colin Duncan joins Rob Fisher in The Essential Leadership Cycle podcast
The Essential Leadership Cycle Podcast is an in-depth conversation with Rob Fisher, where Rob will discuss what…
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Organizations face multiple challenges in energized asset management. Even the most rigorous safety programs lack effective hazard identification or critical risk protocols. And, many…
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Many organizational leaders don’t realize that missing procedures, process gaps, weak analytics, and lack of critical risk protocols all contribute to a disjointed approach to asset…
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In Part I, we introduced the seven tactics for mastering reliability, safety, and maintenance. We discussed the first three tactics: calibrating goals among disciplines, sharing tools and…
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In our white paper: Mastering the Performance Triad: A Seven-Part Optimization Strategy for Reliability, Safety, and Maintenance, we define the three disciplines and discuss how integrating …
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Generally speaking, a “qualified person” has a very broad definition. Qualified means having the qualities, accomplishments, credentials, etc. that fit a person for a specific function or role.
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