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- Rhode Island officials debate how to spend municipal maintenance funds
Rhode Island state legislators are sparing with Governor Lincoln Chaffee over how to spend municipal funds, as the two groups decide whether the money will be used for municipal maintenance or for pension costs.
in Public bookmarks - Small Florida town weighs maintenance costs of largest asset
In Flaggler Beach, Florida, the small town's largest asset and biggest money maker – the beach itself – is the subject of discussion over how much to spend on to to keep it a place Floridians flock to, the Daytona Beach News-Journal reports.
in Public bookmarks - South Carolina town looks toward preventative municipal maintenance
As the summer continues, many towns around the nation take the warm weather as a sign to conduct the remaining repairs left from the harsher winter months, creating bumper to bumper traffic and irritated citizens.
in Public bookmarks - Study by students finds Utah maintenance lacking
Many young men and women spend their undergraduate years in a haze of irresponsibility, hanging out with friends and watching television while skipping their work.
in Public bookmarks - Study finds manufacturers would benefit from lean, more skills
The latest edition of Georgia Tech University’s Georgia Manufacturing Survey showed state manufacturers must improve in four areas to remain competitive, which included the introduction of more lean practices to operations.
in Public bookmarks - Study finds U.S. lab safety practices are inadequate
A recent study, conducted jointly by a group of organizations and universities, found that the safety practices performed by lab technicians typically are not as safe as managers perceive them to be.
in Public bookmarks - Summer brings municipal maintenance on roads
Summer time brings a hot sun and some tough humidity, but in plenty of areas of the summer, it brings another thing: municipal maintenance on roads.
in Public bookmarks - Texas companies to pay thousands in fines after OSHA inspection
Fort Worth, Texas-based Five Star Custom Foods was the subject of a recent inspection from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), which issued the company 25 serious safety and health violations.
in Public bookmarks - The products behind strong lean manufacturing principles
As the lean revolution takes hold of manufacturing companies around the world, these firms will need to remember that it isn't only about improving processes to build an overall more efficient process, but adopting the right tools that will allow for better lean operations.
in Public bookmarks - The Quest for Leaner Asset Management
The Quest for Leaner Asset Management: Interoperability with ERP, GIS and HMI/SCADA Enables Maintenance Management Systems to Achieve Higher Levels of Efficiency and Increased Asset Output.
in Public bookmarks - Toledo needs millions of dollars to fix aging infrastructure
Toledo, Ohio, is currently facing a crisis in which it needs $257 million in repairs made to its drinking water treatment plant, where worsening conditions and a lack of routine maintenance have sent the renovation price tag up over the years.
in Public bookmarks - Top resolutions for facility maintenance personnel in 2013
The new year is drawing closer, and with it will come new challenges for facilities maintenance managers. But by committing to improve a few facets of facility management, personnel can ensure a strong and productive 2013.
in Public bookmarks - Transocean to pay $1 billion in penalties related to Deepwater Horizon
On January 3, 2012, the Environmental Protection Agency announced that Transocean Deepwater Inc. said it would plead guilty to Clean Water Act violations, and pay a sum of more than $1 billion in civil and criminal fines and penalties.
in Public bookmarks - Unexpected problems only lengthen maintenance backlog
Deferred maintenance is dangerous in a number of ways. The biggest problem, as any company that has put off small problems for too long knows, is that maintenance that is left for the future can often end up costing more when a serious problem arises due to lack of care.
in Public bookmarks - University of Houston to improve recreation facilities maintenance
The University of Houston Campus Recreation and Wellness Center has been the focus of a number of renovations, which has given the facility innovative design, construction and functionality qualities.
in Public bookmarks - University of Maryland needs major maintenance work to prevent further damage
University of Maryland has had to deal with several water main breaks recently that have left many dorms ravaged with water damage and led to serious water shortages this semester
in Public bookmarks - Using a reliability-centric approach to extend life of plant assets
For just about every manufacturing facility, striving for top-of-the-line maintenance is generally seen as a direct route to higher profits, improved safety and a better environmental report card.
in Public bookmarks - Vehicle maintenance is a vital operation
The recent Powerball jackpot - one of the largest in the history of the game - had a number of winners, including 16 workers from the Ocean County Vehicle Maintenance Department in New Jersey.
in Public bookmarks - West Virginia town focuses on municipal maintenance
At a recent Marlinton, West Virginia Town Council meeting, Mayor Joe Smith spoke on topics ranging from the turnout at the annual town Christmas parade to the hard work the Pocahontas County Parks and Recreation Department has done lately.
in Public bookmarks - Western Illinois University renames physical plant to better reflect true duties
Western Illinois University’s Physical Plant was recently renamed the the school’s Facilities Management, which university officials say is a better depiction of what goes on at the plant, and paints it in the proper light.
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