The Maintenance Rules of Life

If you’ve ever wished you could keep your equipment running like new, then you know how important it is to have a maintenance program. Preventative maintenance helps you maximize your assets’ performance and ensure they last longer on the production line.

Companies that adopt preventive maintenance experience less breakdowns and fewer repairs, allowing them to work more efficiently and maximize their asset ROI.

Life often sends warnings to help you avoid danger. These can include a complication, an unplanned event or even a problem with a loved one.

For example, when I was in the dental office waiting in line for an appointment, a young woman started talking to the receptionist. She stated that she had been called yesterday to confirm the appointment and even pulled out her phone and waved it like she was going to show the receptionist her call log.

This woman ignored all of the signs that life was trying to give her. She was creating friction and complications in her life by ignoring the signs that were trying to tell her what was happening.

In the workplace, safety rules are in place to protect employees from injuries and other hazards. Understanding and following these guidelines can help prevent accidents, save money for the company and support employee well-being and productivity.

Some companies even hold safety meetings that are designed to reward cautious behavior and keep workers informed on new rules or procedures. These meetings can increase compliance, uplift morale and create a safer working environment for all.

A common mistake made in the workplace is ignoring safety rules or cutting corners to save time and effort. These small mistakes can have significant consequences. They can result in serious injury or even death, so don’t ignore these important guidelines. They may seem obvious, but most people do not take the time to follow them. You could end up in the hospital, missing days of work or spending a fortune on insurance premiums. So make sure to always adhere to these safety rules and remember the best ones.