This book focuses on getting reactive maintenance under control.
It provides a step-by-step path to reduce failures, improve maintenance discipline and create enough stability to move reliability forward.
Reactive maintenance can consume the time and resources needed to improve reliability.
This book shows how to regain control one step at a time. The focus is on what to change, when to change it and how to put the fundamentals in place.
Jason Tranter is the co-founder of Mobius Institute and now serves as a Technical Advisor after selling the business in 2024.
He has worked in reliability and condition monitoring since 1984 and developed much of Mobius Institute’s training software and course material. His work has influenced reliability and condition monitoring education around the world.
Jason also developed the Asset Reliability Transformation process and authored the ART book series.
This book is suited to organisations that spend too much time reacting to breakdowns and urgent maintenance.
It is especially useful for people who need to regain control of maintenance before moving into more advanced reliability improvement.
Maintenance managers and supervisors
Reliability leaders
Reliability engineers
Maintenance engineers
Planners and schedulers
Plant and operations managers
Condition monitoring professionals
Teams working to reduce reactive maintenance