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Call for Participation
PdM-2008 -
The Predictive Maintenance Technology Conference
LubricationWorld-2008
September 15-18
Qwest Center - Omaha Nebraska
Call for Participation Now
Open for PdM-2008 and LubricationWorld-2008 – Proposals due March 3,
2008
Leading companies are
driving increased reliability, availability and uptime through condition
based predictive maintenance and fundamental lubrication excellence. When
it comes to insights into new developments it’s clear the one place to be is
the Predictive Maintenance Conference and LubricationWorld.
In its 4th year, you will
find these collocated conferences featuring high profile keynotes, exciting
case studies, panel discussions, eye-opening demos and plenty of time for
networking.
The call for participation
is now open and we’re looking for ground-breaking ideas about Condition
Monitoring, Predictive Maintenance Technology Case Studies, Oil Analysis and
Lubrication Fundamentals. Inspirational speakers, adventurous thinkers,
trail blazers, and people passionate about technology. We’re looking for
your story.
Submit your proposal to speak at PdM-2008 and LubricationWorld.
Proposals are due by March 3, 2008. Accepted speakers get a FREE CONFERENCE
PASS and a FREE Spouse meal pass!
The big questions for
this year’s program are: Where should you start when building a
predictive maintenance and lubrication program? What technologies can help
the most as our workforce shrinks? What is the business value of Predictive
Maintenance? We are looking for proposals that can help us find the
answers.
Suggested
Topics include:
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Vibration Analysis Case Studies
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Ultrasonic Case Studies
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Infrared Case Studies
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Oil and Wear Particle Analysis Case Studies
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Motor Testing Case Studies
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ODS/Modal Analysis for Predictive Maintenance
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Integrating Condition Monitoring Technologies
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Databases for Condition Monitoring
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Wireless Condition Monitoring
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Creating a Business Case for a Predictive Maintenance
Program
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Making Sense of Certifications
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Training Requirements for a Predictive Maintenance
Program
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Computer or Web Based Training for Predictive
Maintenance Technologies
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Lubrication Fundamentals
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How to Determine Predictive Inspection Tasks
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Setting Intervals for Predictive Maintenance Inspections
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Motor Testing Technologies 101
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Sustaining Management Support for Predictive Maintenance
Programs
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Lubrication Cleanliness
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Predictive Maintenance Service Contracting
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Partnering with suppliers for lubrication excellence
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Connecting PdM to CMMS
If you are looking to put your program, your company, or your technology on
the map, then present it at PdM-2008 and LubricationWorld.
It’s the one place where maintenance and reliability professionals involved
in condition monitoring, predictive maintenance and machinery lubrication
can meet each other and the people offering the next wave of solutions.
When it comes to maintenance and reliability, it’s not just the place that
counts, it’s the people and you will find the best people on the planet at
PdM-2008 and LubricationWorld.
Remember, proposals are due
by March 3, 2008
Email your idea with 100-250 words (an abstract) together with the speaker’s
names, titles and company affiliations to
tohanlon@reliabilityweb.com or call (888) 575 1245 ext 111 |
