Editor André Voshart discusses how predictive maintenance protects heavy-duty mobile assets.

MainTrain St. John s in Newfoundland and Labrador took place April 7 to 8, bringing to the Maritimes the first event of its kind.

Editor Andre Voshart urges Canadian plant managers and maintenance professions to subscribe to REM in print.

Suncor Energy Inc. speakers will be front and centre at the MainTrain 2010

In a new report, "Tracking the Trends 2010: A look at 10 of the top issues mining companies will face," Deloitte identifies key issues for the mining industry in 2010 and beyond.

WorldSkills Calgary 2009 was a tremendous success. Here are a few highlights of the event.

Brian Malloch, president of the Plant Engineering and Maintenance Association of Canada (PEMAC), offers support for the first REM issue. PEMAC has a strong Alberta Chapter. The association is active with MMP training-certification in Alberta and Newfoundland/Labrador (oil and gas industry).

REM's editorial team recently had a chance to sit down with Felix Guerzoni, Product Application Specialist, Rotating Equipment, from Shell Global Solutions to talk about Tellus EE, the company's new, energy-saving hydraulic oil.

REM editor Robert Robertson interviewed Terry Wireman, senior vice-president of Vesta Partners, LLC, at the MainTrain 2008 conference in Toronto. As North America's number one industry expert on maintenance issues and trends, Terry Wireman doesn't pull any punches about the year ahead. Find out how to successfully steer your maintenance department in a down economy and achieve improved asset management performance for your company in 2009! [More] [Less]

After a successful debut last year, MainTrain 2009 is back again in Edmonton (Edmonton Marriott at River Cree Resort) on September 28-30, 2009. This year's event is all about proving the ROI for maintenance and the MainTrain 2009 line up of experts will address key drivers of reliability performance! [More] [Less]

MainTrain 2009 will be taking place in three different locations across Canada this year. Review video highlights from 2008 here!

WorldSkills Calgary 2009 is almost here. So, mark your calendars and plan to attend the event on September 1st through to September 7th. WorldSkills Calgary 2009 is part of a global movement to develop, recognize and inspire young people in the skilled professions. During four-days of intense competition, more than 900 competitors will compete simultaneously in 45 skill categories at Stampede Park in Calgary. Team Canada is set to take on the world! [More] [Less]

Brian Malloch, president of the Plant Engineering and Maintenance Association of Canada (PEMAC), offers support for the first REM issue. PEMAC has a strong Alberta Chapter. The association is active with MMP training-certification in Alberta and Newfoundland/Labrador (oil and gas industry).

WorldSkills Calgary 2009 was a tremendous success. Here are a few highlights of the event.

Editor Andre Voshart urges Canadian plant managers and maintenance professions to subscribe to REM in print.

MainTrain St. John s in Newfoundland and Labrador took place April 7 to 8, bringing to the Maritimes the first event of its kind.

Editor André Voshart discusses how predictive maintenance protects heavy-duty mobile assets.

Editor André Voshart discusses how predictive maintenance protects heavy-duty mobile assets.

MainTrain St. John s in Newfoundland and Labrador took place April 7 to 8, bringing to the Maritimes the first event of its kind.

Editor Andre Voshart urges Canadian plant managers and maintenance professions to subscribe to REM in print.