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someone who lives maintenance.

Articles, e-books and webinars by Rodrigo Rotondo — mechanical engineer, CMRP certified by SMRP and founder of Manusis4.

Articles

30 articles
Maintenance Culture: Why Does It Change So Slowly?
Strategy & Leadership

Maintenance Culture: Why Does It Change So Slowly?

Why maintenance culture changes slowly, and how consistency, leadership and technology help a team move beyond “we’ve always done it this way”.

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Machine Learning for Failure Detection: From Model to Production
Asset Management

Machine Learning for Failure Detection: From Model to Production

How to take machine learning from an experimental model to reliable failure detection on the factory floor, with monitoring and operational integration.

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Quality Tools in Maintenance: The 7 Essentials
Asset Management

Quality Tools in Maintenance: The 7 Essentials

Discover the seven quality tools and how to apply them to maintenance processes, failure analysis and continuous improvement.

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Technicians Becoming Leaders: How to Build a New Professional Identity
Strategy & Leadership

Technicians Becoming Leaders: How to Build a New Professional Identity

Why the technician who becomes a leader suffers in silence and how to build the new leadership identity.

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Creating Start and End-of-Shift Rituals in Maintenance Teams
Strategy & Leadership

Creating Start and End-of-Shift Rituals in Maintenance Teams

Start and end-of-shift rituals in maintenance change the team mental state — and take less than 2 minutes.

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The Power of Starting the Day in the Right State of Mind
Strategy & Leadership

The Power of Starting the Day in the Right State of Mind

A maintenance professional who starts the day right decides with more clarity and tires less. See the 5 minutes that change everything.

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