Episode 22- Tech talk: Preventive and Productive Maintenance

An episode of the Food Safety University podcast, hosted by Michele Pfannenstiel DVM, titled "Episode 22- Tech talk: Preventive and Productive Maintenance" was published on March 7, 2019 and runs 26 minutes.

March 7, 2019 ·26m · Food Safety University

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Summary

Maintenance, I get it, it's a pain. But if you follow the plan and do it, here's your results... Have   more uptime   More uptime equals more profit   More uptime means you have more emotional energy to go and do the stuff that   drives your business forward   Sleep better because your machinery is working   Create the production system you want and need   Shift the way you think about maintenance and bring uptime into your life

Episode Description

Maintenance, I get it, it's a pain. But if you follow the plan and do it, here's your results...

Have more uptime

More uptime equals more profit

More uptime means you have more emotional energy to go and do the stuff that drives your business forward

Sleep better because your machinery is working

Create the production system you want and need

Shift the way you think about maintenance and bring uptime into your life

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