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The Centre for Condition Based Maintenance – Inaugural forum

Attend the inaugural forum dedicated to end-users and service providers of condition-based maintenance (CBM). This open forum will focus on developing best practices, promoting networking, and enhancing measurement and improvement techniques in CBM. The agenda includes insights from Dr. N. Arthur and Prof. J. Penman, alongside discussions on lube oil hygiene and oil condition monitoring by John Pearce from Castrol. Don't miss this opportunity for collaboration and revenue protection strategies. For registration or inquiries, contact keith.dunnett@cnrinternational.com or call 01224-303747.

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The Centre for Condition Based Maintenance – Inaugural forum

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  1. The Centre for Condition Based Maintenance – Inaugural forum An open forum for end-users and service providers of condition based maintenance for the development of best practice; networking; measurement and improvement; and revenue protection. • Agenda • Introduction, Dr. N. Arthur, RGU • CBM and O&G, a review, Prof. J. Penman, RGU • Lube oil hygiene and oil condition monitoring, John Pearce, Castrol • Open discussion • Networking For more information or to register interest contact: keith.dunnett@cnrinternational.com Or call 01224-303747 3pm, 11th February 2004 at the Patio Hotel, Beach Boulevard, Aberdeen

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