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UPTIME: Strategies for Excellence in Maintenance Management (Step-By-Step Approach to TPM Implementation)

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This book was chock full of details, but a tough read for me(novice). I probably need to re-skim after I have digested the info. It is probably more suited for more experienced individuals.

Ed S.
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This book is solid as a guide for people working in maintenance who knows some details but doesn't really understand the overview of the process and logic structure. Good book to provide to managers who need to understand what you're trying to do without getting into details.

I purchased the following management books. As promised they were delivered in record time and in impeccable condition. Will definitely recommend purchasing books here.
Uptime, 2nd Edition: Strategies for Excellence in Maintenance Management
by John Dixon Campbell

Complete Guide to Predictive and Preventive Maintenance (Purchased on 09/16/2009)
by Joel Levitt

Concise and well guided book.
I would recommend to include a CD along with it to help readers and users to built some useful forms and matrix mentioned in this book

A must read for anyone in or about to enter the vast realm of Maintenance Management. John Campbell takes you through the strategies with easy to understand terms and concepts. All the buzz words are there TPM, RCM, CMMS, .. etc.

The book does not live up to its title - most of its information is theoretical and uses examples not relative to the person who would read this book - i.e. smaller business owners. It is a scholarly overview of the process but for a do-able, step by step approach, I found it highly inferior to John Gross's "Fundamentals of Maintenance" - just because it is written in more difficult language does not make it a better book. Gross pointed out, and I agree, that people talk ABOUT preventative maintenance and the benefits for your company, but no one tells you how to actually set up a department or actual procedures. This is that type of a book - all research and very little actual, personal experience. Bypass this one.

This book is a very good introduction in order to know what the maintenance meaning