How Can Spare Parts Management Cut Downtime?

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How Can Spare Parts Management Cut Downtime?

An estimated 50% of all maintenance and repair operations budgets is dedicated to spare parts. With that much of a financial commitment, ensuring those items are on hand and easy to find is crucial. This is especially because they’re so important for preserving continuous uptime and minimizing disruptions from equipment failures.

Many operations could stand to brush up on their spare parts tracking, storage and handling processes — so today on the show we’re going to share seven best practices for doing just that. The guest today is Cindy Olmsted, Director of Parts Commercial Excellence at Honeywell Intelligrated.

Listen to the full podcast and learn how your operation, big or small, can optimize overall maintenance and repair tasks.

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