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MACE Consulting (Aust) Pty Ltd (MACE) is a specialist asset management and
maintenance engineering professional services company. MACE assists its clients
to solve or manage complex business problems in an innovative, practical and
efficient manner. MACE is proud of its achievements, record and reputation.
The Asset Management capability in MACE specifically
addresses the issues of physical asset management and maintenance engineering.
Our aim is to promote the good practice and management of your physical assets.
- Maintenance Audits
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Maintenance Audits provide a systematic and analytical means of
identifying those changes, which are essential to improving the
effectiveness, efficiency and return on investment of an organisation's
maintenance function.
The aim of the audit is to define improved or alternate procedures,
techniques or technologies, that will facilitate the control of maintenance,
minimise maintenance costs, maximise plant condition, performance and
availability.
- Maintenance Evaluations
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Development of a complete and integrated maintenance system during
system development or procurement offers the most viable solution for
minimising life cycle costs and maximising asset condition, performance and
availability.
- Reliability and Maintainability Analysis
- Maximising plant availability, performance and condition for minimum
maintenance costs, can be achieved through the application of Reliability
and Maintainability Analysis (RMA) engineering. These interdependent
engineering disciplines are applicable over the entire life cycle of
systems/equipments from initial definition and specification through design,
development, production and in-service phases of equipment life.
The purpose of RMA engineering is to provide an intentional and optimal
balance between in-service availability, performance, safety and durability
for a given cost.
- Technical Documentation
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Modern mechanical, electrical and electronic systems demand high
quality technical documentation to facilitate safe and effective operation,
servicing, repair, overhaul and parts ordering. Although these systems
require specialised technical maintenance skills, there is a general
industry trend towards multi-skilling, which results in tradesmen and
technicians being responsible for the maintenance of broader ranges of
equipment types. These factors reinforce the requirement for high quality
technical documentation and training to support the personnel responsible
for maintenance and engineering management systems.
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