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Listen Closely: Machines have a lot to say and vibration testing keeps oil flowing

Colin Plastow

Can You Dig It? Advanced shovel-monitoring systems reduce downtime

Enoch Chow

From Data to Action: Real-time asset information benefits everyone

Justin Johnsen

No Paper Trail: Digital data collection generates visible results for Finning

Pietro Parravicini and Ken Schneider

Data on the Go: How mobile computing is evolving maintenance processes

Treena Hein

In the Cloud: Aim high with software-as-a-service for maintenance and asset management

Jeromy Risner, CMRP

Deep Breathing: Ventilation-on-demand system improves Vale mine energy use

Vanessa Chris

Need for Speed: Hydraulic motor boosts efficiency in potash mine

REM Staff

Pump Rescue: Keep pits productive with portable-pump preventive maintenance

Kirsten Petersen Stroud

Air Down Under: Controlling the costs of compressed air in underground mining

Marc Carrière

Data Drill Down: Teck Resources unearths stronger asset performance with ERP

REM Staff

Bar-code tags keep hundreds of thousands of leak points in check

REM Staff

Problems are Good: How the worst mistakes present the best opportunities

Joel Levitt

Look for Leaks: Infrared uncovers fugitive gases hidden to the naked eye

Andre Voshart

How to enable maintenance planning and scheduling

Terry Wireman

Choosing the right lubricant for cold-weather operations

Mario DiBartolomeo

Letting off Steam: Steam traps reduce failure and condensate return at refinery

Sam Mawby

Prevent Breakdowns: Synthetic oil helps keep trucks running in extreme conditions

Andre Voshart

Synthetic oil helps keep trucks running in extreme conditions

REM Staff

The Signs of Failure: Advanced vibration-monitoring technologies protect critical assets

Dan Nower

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