Maintenance and Reliability Best Practices

by Ramesh Gulati

            Touted by maintenance and reliability professionals around the world as a “must-read for anyone who wants to stay competitive in today’s industrial environment,” and “By far the best book on maintenance management,” Maintenance and Reliability Best Practices is an even more useful resource in its new 3rd edition.            Now in 2-colors to clearly identify main ideas and emphasize important data in illustrations, the book also includes additional self-assessment questions in each chapter. The entire work has been updated to reflect the latest developments in technology and thinking, with innovative material related to leadership, change management, ISO standards, maintenance optimization, and communication, while sticking to the practical, common-sense approach that led readers to call it “a great book for developing a road map to reliability,” and “the perfect guide for setting up an effective maintenance program.”             For anyone in the fields of engineering, purchasing, finance, maintenance, reliability, or production, and especially for those preparing to sit for a professional maintenance and reliability certification, there’s simply no better tool or resource than renowned Ramesh Gulati’s Maintenance and Reliability Best Practices , 3e.
 
 
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768 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Bill Warden · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a good book for anyone working in Maintenance or trying to understand Maintenance principles.

There are a number of editing mistakes that bothered me, but they weren't bad enough to make the book "unreadable".

Understand that this is more of a text book than reading book, though.

If you're planning on getting your CMRP, then you need to take the time to read this one through.

[Mark Keneipp · Rating 5 out of 5]

The best book to read and understand to pass the CMRP Certified Maintenance Reliabilty Professional Examination. It covers everything one needs to know that will be on the exam.

[Noah · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of good knowledge in this book but some of the graphs/tables were off. A good number of editing mistakes.