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Setting Up a Successful Condition Monitoring Program

September 02, 2009

Evan Zabawski
Speaker

A success of any program or initiative begins with the first few critical steps that are well thought out and organized.

    * Why do we need oil analysis?
    * Building a road map to success
    * Identifying opportunities
    * Plan your attack
    * Management justification and buy-in
    * Implementation
    * Review & Continuous Improvement

Evan@fluidlife.com
Phone 403-554-3231

Willing to travel: Internationally
Notice Required: 3-6 months

Evan Zabawski
The Fluid Life Corporation
9321 48 Street
Edmonton, AB Canada
T6B 2R4

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