Autonomous maintenance to be fallow

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Accepted Answer

Autonomous maintenance is a proactive approach where operators take responsibility for the maintenance of their equipment.

Autonomous maintenance involves operators conducting routine inspections, cleaning, and minor repairs on their equipment.
It aims to prevent breakdowns, improve equipment reliability, and increase operator involvement.
Operators are trained to identify abnormalities, perform lubrication, and conduct simple maintenance tasks.
Autonomous maintenance fosters a sense of ownership and empowers operators to contribute to overall equipment effectiveness.
Example: In a manufacturing plant, operators regularly inspect their machines, clean them, and perform basic maintenance tasks like tightening bolts or replacing worn-out parts.
Example: In a hospital, nurses may be trained to perform routine maintenance tasks on medical equipment, such as cleaning and calibrating vital sign monitors.

Accepted Answer

While running the equipment maintenance of pm and lubrication systems. Temperature and condition of the equipment to be check