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Blog entries tagged with: maintenance

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  1. noria podcast proper maintenance structure

    Podcast: Proper Maintenance Structure featuring Brian Brzinski

    Dive deep into the world of maintenance and reliability with our special guest, Brian Brzinski, founder of AMSS Advanced Management Systems & Services, Inc.

  2. noria podcast leadership lessons lubrication

    Podcast: Leadership Lessons in Lubrication featuring Jeff Walkup

    Wes sits down with Jeff Walkup, FluidLife’s vice president of sales and marketing, to discuss leadership lessons in lubrication.

  3. Podcast: Getting Buy-In for Change featuring Paul Farless

    Wes sits down with Paul Farless, an industrial service technician with Noria, to discuss getting buy-in for change.

  4. Podcast: The Future of Reliability featuring Jeremy Drury

    In this episode, Wes sits down with Jeremy Drury, a leading expert in IoT, to explore its impact on the maintenance and reliability world. IoT has been hyped up for a while now, and thanks to Jeremy, we’re getting some practical information on where to start with IoT, what’s realistic for the industry, and what the future of reliability looks like.

  5. Podcast: Getting Maintenance Specifics Right featuring Greg Christensen

    In this episode, Wes is joined by Greg Christensen, host of CMMSradio, for an in-depth discussion on all things CMMS. The episode covers Greg’s background, how he began his podcast, and guidance for considering a CMMS and cutting through the noise to choose the right one.

  6. Podcast: A Storeroom’s Place in Reliability featuring Dr. John Ross

    Join Wes and John as they chat about this crucial topic that plays a vital role in a facility’s lubrication program and its overall reliability strategy.

  7. Podcast: Public Utility Reliability featuring Scott Furman

    Wes is joined by Scott Furman, Reliability Coordinator at the City of Tulsa, to discuss the growing need for reliability in public utilities, how tough it can be to sell the need for public utility reliability and what the City of Tulsa is doing in this space.