MAINTENANCE & LUBRICA"rlON DIVISION
TAB
1.4
The following maintenance and lubrication schedules are classified
as
"Preventative Maintenance"
(PM)
and
do
not cover major
repairs.
and/or overhaul. Please refer to the manufacturer's information
for detailed maintenance instructions. Good
PM
depends
on
good housekeeping, regular observation
and comparison, and thorough operating
and
maintenance staff.
It
also depends
on
having a planned
PM
program and making sure that the program
is
followed. Part of the
PM
is
to inspect by looking,
listening,
and
feeling, wiping and cleaning.
If
these tasks are carried out regularly, many developing
problems can
be
detected and corrected before they become serious.
The
PM
schedules are based on the manufacturer's recommendations and good
PM
practices. They
are not flawless, and may
be
modified by the operating and maintenance staff based
on
experience
and management policy.
It is recommended that all indicating gauges have their normal operating ranges clearly identified to
enable rapid checking for deviations from normal conditions.
It is also recommended that a daily log book be kept to record such things as daily temperature and
pressure readings, dates
of
equipment lubrication, filter changes and belt replacements.
In
addition,
record the occurrence and nature of problems and the action taken to correct these problems.
NOTE: The daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annually and annually schedules should
be
carried
out regardless of whether or not they coincide.
58-UNIT SENIORS HOUSING
PENTICTON KIWANIS HOUSING SOCIETY
BC TECH ENGINEERING SERVICES INC.
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