2018 Capstone Award Winners Announced: Striving for Organizational Improvement
The Plant Engineering & Maintenance Association of Canada (PEMAC) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2018 Capstone Awards. Initiated in 2013, these awards recognize excellence in the Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) program and brand new this year, the Asset Management Professional (AMP) Program.
The attendees, the speakers, exhibitors and our sponsors gave us a week to remember for a long time. We have gathered some images and video that highlights the week's events.
PEMAC member, and MMP designate, Brad Owen from Cameco Corporation is interviewed for an article recently published in Plant Magazine. See how Brad and his team reduced cost at the mine through education and implementing better lubrication programs. Read the article here (page 27).
PEMAC is proud to announce the growing GTA Chapter executive team that will support Toronto and surrounding area initiatives for 2018 and 2019. We welcome a new member to the executive and welcome back all the of the amazing volunteers who have been working hard to unite PEMAC members in the GTA.
Environmental Footprint of Maintenance - Member Erika Mazza Featured in MRO Magazine
September's issue of Machinery and Equipment Magazine is out and features an article by one of PEMAC's active members Erika Mazza, CMMS Specialist at Region Municipality of Durham.
The PEMAC Board of Directors is happy to announce that Abrar Ahmad has accepted an appointment to the PEMAC Board of Directors with the portfolio to assist with Chapter development.
PEMAC proudly announces the new Saskatoon Chapter executive team that will support the Saskatoon and surrounding areas for 2018 and 2019. We welcome a new President to the group and welcome back the amazing volunteers who have been working hard to unite PEMAC members in the Saskatoon area.
YYZ 's Grease Problem: How GTAA Maintenance Team Solved It
Check out the latest edition of PLANT: Canada's magazine for manufacturers and see how the Greater Toronto Airports Authority's maintenance team solved it's grease problem. (page 25)
