PEMAC News

PEMAC and SMRP recently co-hosted a webcast that featured Lindsay Hall, Manager, Britannia Mine WTP, EPCOR Utilities Inc. who spoke about Creating an Asset Management Roadmap Using Process Improvement Methodology.

A group of Asset Management, maintenance and reliability professionals in Sarnia, Ontario met this week to connect, learn and contribute. PEMAC is proud to support these valuable opportunities for professionals across all industries to connect and share. 

Thanks to Richard Beer and Michael Rosenberg for their paper titled: “From Horseless Carriages to Cars – Disruptive Influencers and the Importance of Mindset Shift to Implement a Maintenance Management Strategy: A Case Study with JEFFBOAT”

The Body of Knowledge team has now published selected MainTrain 2017 papers to the Shared Learning Library page.

Asset Management, Maintenance and Reliability professionals in the Saskatoon, SK area are invited to register for upcoming Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) certificate program modules at the University of Saskatchewan. The University has announced that it will be offering module one of the MMP program this term. 

PEMAC's Fort McMurray Chapter held a professional development event in early December for asset management, maintenance and reliability professionals in the region. Participants came from far and wide to join chapter executive at Keyano College for an evening of learning and networking.

Thank you to all who voted in the 2017 Board of Directors election. The candidates elected are:

There are many PEMAC members making an impact on the asset management and maintenance profession. Doug Stangier is one of them.