Prepare Yourself: Some Equipment Can’t Be Saved (Part 1)!
Recently, a customer sent in two heat exchangers for what they hoped was a partial re-tube. The process had seen small amounts of shell-side water, so they knew there was…
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#MetalMarketUpdate – October ’20 Newsletter
The ISM Manufacturing Index (PMI) slipped ever so slightly in September, registering a 55.4 versus the 56 recorded in August. With a reading above 50, this marks the fourth consecutive month…
Manage Your Expectations on Field and/or Repair Work (OVERVIEW of 7 Part Series)
Even when you are dealing with a first class repair organization such as Ward’s Field Service Group, it is important to manage expectations. It’s easy to imagine your equipment gleaming…
Manage Your Expectations on Repair Work – Top Seven Restrictions (#1: SAFETY)
#1 – SAFETY… It’s vital to not take safety for granted during repair work. Repair work often has unforeseen surprises that spring up and require that you stop and take…
Manage Your Expectations on Repair Work – Top Seven Restrictions (#2: Accessibility)
#2 – ACCESSIBILITY… Let’s face it – sometimes, it is easier said than done. It’s not uncommon to approach a project and underestimate the difficulties with just accessing the…
Manage Your Expectations on Repair Work – Top Seven Restrictions (#3 – Weather)
#3 – Weather… Weather presents a unique challenge to repair work. Types of severe weather that can affect work safety, quality and schedule are: • Snow • Hurricanes • Flooding • Thunderstorms • High Winds • Hot…
