Precision Maintenance

Published on February 23, 2026

Precision Maintenance may not be for you or your organization. Seriously, not everything has to be 'precise.' But for those elements of maintenance and reliability that have to be "spot on" we have to get this right. Join me for a short discussion that just might elevate your game!

About the Author:

Dr. John L. Ross, Jr. has nearly 40 years in maintenance and reliability. A former U.S. Air Force Captain, he is a Lean Manufacturing facilitator, Process Safety SME, and CMRP. Holding a U.S. patent, he earned an A.S., B.S., M.S., and Ph.D., shaping best practices in maintenance and reliability leadership.

 

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