Past training and activities

Managing maintenance, reliability and asset performance across several plants brings a unique set of challenges. You want to establish common standards and scale successful practices, while giving each site enough autonomy to respond to its local reality. You need to compare performance fairly, share scarce expertise and ensure that strategies agreed at corporate level are consistently translated into practice.

Partial discharge can be an early indication that the electrical insulation of an asset is under stress. The phenomenon can occur in electric motors, cables, electrical installations, and medium- or high-voltage components, among others. 

Maintenance, inspections, servicing and overhauls are essential tools for improving reliability. You use them to remove damage before corrosion advances too far, fatigue cracks grow, lubricants degrade, or components reach a critical condition. In that sense, maintenance clearly supports asset performance, safety and availability.

This webinar explores why remaining useful life is often left unused in asset-intensive operations and what prevents teams from moving from conservative replacement strategies toward more evidence-based maintenance decisions. It offers a practical view on balancing condition evidence, engineering judgement, reliability requirements, and operational risk to support more confident asset health decisions.

Bolted joints are present in almost every industrial environment and are often considered straightforward components. In reality, insufficient attention to their correct application and maintenance can significantly undermine their long-term reliability. 

Discover how standards-based asset collaboration can help connect partners, improve data consistency and prepare asset-intensive organisations for future requirements such as the Digital Product Passport.