Reaches over 35,000 medium to large plants across all U.S. processing and durable goods industries, including utilities and power generation facilities.

Plant Services serves the field of plant engineering and maintenance manufacturing as well as process industries and utility and power generation. Audiences include: executives, managers, superintendents, plant engineers, operations, maintenance, plant, facilities and purchasing personnel. (Tradepub.com)

Target Audience
Plant Services reaches 100,000 + BPA audited subscribers responsible for optimizing the productivity of North America's industrial infrastructure.

• Plant & Department Management
• Maintenance & Supervisory
• Engineering
• Purchasing

Plant Services reaches over 35,000 medium to large manufacturing plants across all U.S. processing and durable goods industries, including utilities and power generation facilities.

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Publisher: Putman Media

Read the Digital Issue: Plant Services Magazine, October 2009

FEATURES
26 / COVER STORY
Material Concerns
Right-size and leverage MRO inventory

49 / AUTOMATION
Be Smart About Intellectual Property
Understand the rights, responsibilities, and pitfalls of using others’ great ideas

44 / Compressors
Demand-Side Maneuvers
What you can do at the end of the air distribution system to improve efficiency

37 / MOTORS
Motor Management in a Weak Economy
Use a structured approach to the rewind/replace decision

SPECIALIST
17 / Human Capital
Doing More with Less
Put a focused spotlight on reducing wasted effort
19 / Asset Manager
Prove It
CMMS strengths that help you handle regulatory compliance
23 / Tech nology Toolbox
New and Improved Seals
Refinements broaden applications, improve reliability and reduce costs
58 / Energy Expert
Endangered Species?
Political and economic pressures distract us from risks

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The benefits of conveyor system redundancy
Interchangeable modular components mitigate the effects of failures.
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