Inspection and Supervision of Maintenance and Repair Operations
Inspection and Supervision of Maintenance and Repair Operations is a systematic process in asset management and optimizing the performance of industrial equipment. It facilitates the identification and resolution of technical issues and defects in machinery and facilities. This process involves regular and detailed evaluation of various maintenance methods, generally divided into three main categories: preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, and predictive maintenance.
- Preventive maintenance aims to prevent failures and defects through periodic inspections and minor repairs.
- Corrective maintenance involves repairs carried out after failures occur, focusing on resolving immediate issues and defects.
- Predictive maintenance uses operational data and advanced technologies to analyze equipment conditions and forecast the optimal time for repairs.
IGS Company is actively involved in inspecting and supervising maintenance and repair operations across various industries, including oil, gas, and petrochemical sectors. The company’s core activities encompass four stages: planning, execution, evaluation, and documentation. In the planning phase, maintenance activities are identified based on the needs and priorities of the equipment. During the execution phase, inspectors and technical teams work to identify weaknesses and oversee necessary repairs. The evaluation phase involves analyzing the results of these actions and identifying failure trends to assess system efficiency. Finally, precise documentation of these processes ensures continuous improvement, prolongs asset life, and enables organizations to minimize costs while optimizing performance.
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