Maintenance and Improvement Flashcard

Front

Bearing seals can be damaged by what? Options: Routine lubrication processes, Excessive lubrication, Shortening the run time, Proper burn-in

Back

Excessive lubrication

Front

W. Edwards Deming's plan for continuous improvement is __________.

Back

Plan-do-check-act (PDCA)

Front

What is preventive maintenance defined as?

Back

Routine servicing at predetermined intervals

Front

Zero defects and breakdowns is a goal of __________.

Back

TPM

Front

A maintenance log should be kept for __________.

Back

Every machine

Front

A maintenance technician should arrange to have all routine tools and supplies ready to perform preventive maintenance on a machine in order to _________.

Back

Minimize equipment downtime

Front

A thorough check for a history of similar problems should occur __________.

Back

On problems that keeps recurring at regular intervals

Front

An example of preventive maintenance is __________.

Back

Scheduled replacement of minor parts that wear out quickly

Front

Corrective work is performed following preventive maintenance when __________.

Back

Problems are discovered

Front

Daily preventive maintenance procedures, such as machine lubrication, are __________.

Back

Planned maintenance activities