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ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS MANAGEMENT, INC. ANN ARBOR, IRVINE, WESTERVILLE PHN: (800) 414 9640 e-mail: website: Successfully Managing WORK ORDER Backlog AND RESOURCES Anthony J. Werderitsch, PE, CCE, PMP Timothy Orr, and Kenneth R. Cross, PE ACM Administrative Controls Management, Inc. INTRODUCTION Effectively Managing a significant number of backlogged work orders and the resources required to accomplish the Backlog are critical to having a world class maintenance organization. There are several maintenance measurements that are routinely tracked. They include overall equipment reliability, the ratio of maintenance costs to asset-replacement value, and the percent of work orders planned and scheduled.
At the start of the assignment, the number of backlogged work orders were in excess of 25,000. A review to reduce this backlog was performed by maintenance, engineering
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