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Early Equipment Management (TPM)

How Early Equipment Management Enables Vertical Startup

Ear­ly Equip­ment Man­age­ment (EEM) tar­gets the entire life cycle of equip­ment to opti­mize per­for­mance, reli­a­bil­i­ty, and longevi­ty to effec­tive­ly reduce the total life cycle cost (LCC). Learn the 12 com­mon areas we can inves­ti­gate to reduce these costs, and the var­i­ous EEM activ­i­ties involved.

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What Is Early Equipment Management?

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Getting Started with Early Equipment Management

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EEM Phase 1 - Planning

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EEM Phase 2 - Design

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EEM Phase 3 - Installation

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EEM Phase 4 - Commissioning

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EEM Phase 5 - Handover

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What Is LCC Life Cycle Cost?

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How to Calculate LCC Life Cycle Cost

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How Early Equipment Management Minimizes Life Cycle Cost

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How Early Equipment Management Enables Vertical Startup

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How MP Maintenance Prevention Supports EEM

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How to Conduct EEM Project Stage Gate Reviews

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