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Anyone doing electrical termination pms? If so, what frequency and do you have an example pm for reference?

We do IR scans but still have an occasional loose wire on low voltage or instrumentation that causes an issue.

This is my first question for the forum.

Anyone doing electrical termination pms? If so, what frequency and do you have an example pm for reference?

We do IR scans but still have an occasional loose wire on low voltage or instrumentation that causes an issue.

This is my first question for the forum.

Anyone doing electrical termination pms? If so, what frequency and do you have an example pm for reference?

We do IR scans but still have an occasional loose wire on low voltage or instrumentation that causes an issue.

In fact, there is no need for separate PM orders (Work Orders) for Electrical/Termination checks, usually what I do is, add " Termination checks- Corrosion, Loose connection, or any defects as a task in PM Job plan. 

This is my first question for the forum.

Anyone doing electrical termination pms? If so, what frequency and do you have an example pm for reference?

We do IR scans but still have an occasional loose wire on low voltage or instrumentation that causes an issue.

This is my first question for the forum.

Anyone doing electrical termination pms? If so, what frequency and do you have an example pm for reference?

We do IR scans but still have an occasional loose wire on low voltage or instrumentation that causes an issue.

I have an electrical tech PM our critical control cabinets annually during our end of year shutdown.  PM includes cleaning the cabinet (using vacuum to remove any accumulated dust), inspecting and checking connections; tighten if any are found loose.  Only properly trained techs should perform this PM or it could cause more harm than good with overtightening, broken wires,  or other control issues if not using proper cleaning process. 

This is my first question for the forum.

Anyone doing electrical termination pms? If so, what frequency and do you have an example pm for reference?

We do IR scans but still have an occasional loose wire on low voltage or instrumentation that causes an issue.

Our pm was annual as well. I plan to only use our experienced technicians as well. Definitely going to add vacuuming out the cabinets to this pm. Good idea. Thanks

I have an electrical tech PM our critical control cabinets annually during our end of year shutdown.  PM includes cleaning the cabinet (using vacuum to remove any accumulated dust), inspecting and checking connections; tighten if any are found loose.  Only properly trained techs should perform this PM or it could cause more harm than good with overtightening, broken wires,  or other control issues if not using proper cleaning process. 

This is my first question for the forum.

Anyone doing electrical termination pms? If so, what frequency and do you have an example pm for reference?

We do IR scans but still have an occasional loose wire on low voltage or instrumentation that causes an issue.

Annual PM here as well in addition to vacuum cleaning. We have been able to commission newer equipment with spring tension terminals, 5+ years in and there has been zero issues with this type. 

Our pm was annual as well. I plan to only use our experienced technicians as well. Definitely going to add vacuuming out the cabinets to this pm. Good idea. Thanks

I have an electrical tech PM our critical control cabinets annually during our end of year shutdown.  PM includes cleaning the cabinet (using vacuum to remove any accumulated dust), inspecting and checking connections; tighten if any are found loose.  Only properly trained techs should perform this PM or it could cause more harm than good with overtightening, broken wires,  or other control issues if not using proper cleaning process. 

This is my first question for the forum.

Anyone doing electrical termination pms? If so, what frequency and do you have an example pm for reference?

We do IR scans but still have an occasional loose wire on low voltage or instrumentation that causes an issue.