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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2022 · 30 MIN

Maintenance and Reliability best practices with James Kovacevic - from Rooted in Reliability

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In this episode, we have a special guest, James Kovacevic, to help us learn about maintenance and reliability specific to assets and preventive maintenance. He’s the host of Rooted in Reliability – The Plant Performance Podcast where he’s Helping organizations improve the “triple bottom line” through improved asset management practices. James is a maintenance management professional, a certified maintenance and reliability professional, and a certified asset management assessor.  He discusses his background and philosophes on building out preventive maintenance programs, along with how to improve user adoption and the challenges therein, for your CMMS or other software/technology solutions.  Enjoy this episode packed with several beneficial topics, tips, and perspectives to improve your asset and preventive maintenance best practices. Thank you to James Kovacevic for being a guest on CMMSradio and sharing your many insights, experiences, and approaches to this critical area of process, and process improvement, so important to all organization maintenance programs.

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