PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

AHMAD IHZA MAHENDRA – 02

TPU IV B
DEFINITIVE

Preventive maintenance is maintenance and maintenance

activities carried out to prevent the occurrence of unexpected
and discovered damages that cause damage during
production. Thus, all production facilities that receive
maintenance (preventive maintenance) will be guaranteed
continuity and always be sought in conditions or conditions
that are ready to be used for every operation or production
process at any time.
Corrosion preventive maintenance
includes the following specific
functions:
1. Adequate cleaning
2. Thorough periodic lubrication
3. Detailed inspection for
corrosion and failure of
protective systems
4. Prompt treatment of corrosion
and touch up of damaged paint
areas
5. Accurate record keeping and
reporting of material or design
deficiencies to the
1. Maintenance of the basic finish
systems
2. Keeping drain holes free of
obstructions
3. Daily draining of fuel cell
sumps
4. Daily wipe down of exposed
critical areas
5. Sealing of aircraft against
water during foul weather and
proper ventilation on warm,
sunny days
6. Replacing deteriorated or
damaged gaskets and sealants
BENEFITS
• Minimize overhaul.
• Reducing the possibility of large-scale repairs.
• Reducing the cost of damage / engine replacement.
• Minimize the possibility of defective products.
• Minimize spare parts inventory.
• Minimize loss of salary - additional salary due to engine overhaul.
• Reducing the unit price of factory products.
TYPE OF PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
(IN COMPANY)

• Routine maintenance. Maintenance activities carried out

routinely. For example, cleaning of facilities or equipment,
lubrication or oil checking, checking the fuel content and
whether it is included in the warming up of the machines for
several minutes before being used operating throughout the
day.
• Periodic maintenance. Maintenance activities carried out
periodically or within a certain period.
PURPOSES
• Extend the productive life of an asset by detecting that an asset has a
critical wear point and may suffer damage.
• Carry out inspections effectively and keep the equipment in good health.
• Eliminating damage to equipment and defects in production and
increasing machine durability and process capability
• Reducing time wasted equipment damage by creating equipment
maintenance activities
• Keep production costs to a minimum.
PROCESS
• Record and manage data about maintenance, failure and use of
equipment (basic equipment analysis)
• All types of predictive activities. Including inspection, measuring,
inspection of parts for quality, analysis of lubricants, temperature,
vibration, noise, recording all data from predictive activities for trend
analysis
• Minor improvements (30 minutes), a big push towards productivity
• Writing up any conditions that require special attention, which has the
potential to lead to failure
• Scheduling and implementing the instructed repairs
• Use the frequency and severity of failures to increase the PM task list
• Training and upgrading of PM system capabilities.