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How is the lubrication activity viewed in your company?
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We are interested in a general overall impression of how the activity is viewed from the maintenance staff, from the lubricating staff and management.
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a maximum of 1 answer(s)
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Is clean oil an issue in your company?
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With this question we are trying to determine if your company actively conducts oil analysis in your plant and if this drives activities such as regular filtration of the oil.
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a maximum of 1 answer(s)
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How is the lubrication activity managed / controlled?
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With this question we are looking to see if you have a defined structure for all lubrication activities. Such a structuure or system defines when to lube a piece of equipment, what type lubricant to use and how much lube to add.
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a maximum of 1 answer(s)
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How would you rate your companies lubrication knowledge?
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With this question we are trying to access how educated on the subject of lubrication, your lubrication staff are. Lubrication knowledge concerns topics such as : - what is a viscosity and why is it important. - how to select or check what is the right lube for an application. - how much lube to add based on machine speed and time. - understanding what happens to a lubricant when lubes are mixed.
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a maximum of 1 answer(s)
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What percentage of bearing failures are caused by lubrication problems?
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This question is to determine the level of evaluation your company does on bearing failures and if these failures are lubrication related.
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a maximum of 1 answer(s)
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How is the lubrication activity viewed in your company?
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What are the processes for the safe storage and handling of your lubricants? This question is all about Environmental and Safety issues. You can check 1 or 2 answers in this list.
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a maximum of 2 answer(s)
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