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Focus on Scheduling and Planning of Maintenance
GUEST: Doc Palmer TOPIC: Focus on Scheduling and Planning of… August 21, 2020 Mario Cywinski
GUEST: Doc Palmer
TOPIC: Focus on Scheduling and Planning of Maintenance
DESCRIPTION: Doc speaks about the importance of scheduling and planning of maintenance. He shares stories about what he has seen, how IIoT is changing how scheduling is done, and how companies can improve their scheduling and planning. COVID-19, do’s and don’ts, tips and techniques, and why companies neglect planning and scheduling are also covered.
BIO:
Doc Palmer has over 30 years of industrial experience, primarily as a practitioner within the maintenance department of the Jacksonville Electric Authority. He was responsible for overhauling the existing maintenance planning organization, of which, the results played a role in expanding planning to all crafts and stations at the utility.
Mayor Lenny Curry talks to Ken Amaro COVID-19 vaccines, Lot J, JEA report
Curry said Jacksonville was able to secure 11,000 doses, and make them available on a first come first serve basis because it demonstrated the ability to efficient. Author: Ken Amaro Updated: 11:14 PM EST January 12, 2021
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The City of Jacksonville completed its second day of COVID-19 vaccines for those 65 and older and first responders.
Mayor Lenny Curry called it a large scale effort with a limited supply of vaccines.
Curry said Jacksonville was able to secure 11,000 doses, and make them available on a first come first serve basis because it has demonstrated the ability to efficiently do things during COVID-19.
Sen. Stephen Goldfinch, R-Murrells Inlet, speaks before Gov. Henry McMaster signed a bill on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020, at the Medical University of South Carolina that will create the first Cabinet-level position devoted to disaster resilience. Goldfinch on Thursday called on the Senate Judiciary Committee to subpoena a trove of documents related to NextEra Energy s attempt to purchase Santee Cooper. File/Brad Nettles/Staff Brad Nettles/ bnettles@podtandcourier.com
Santee Cooperâs defenders in the South Carolina Senate went on the offensive Thursday, offering a preview of next yearâs contentious debate in the Statehouse over whether to sell the embattled power and water utility to Florida-based NextEra Energy.