Tag: Maintenance
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Shell Rimula Celebrates Filipino Truck Drivers and Mechanics with Bida Ang Biyahe Ko Campaign
Introduction: Acknowledging the backbone of the supply chain As the Philippines experiences a sustained boom in e-commerce, the demand for reliable transport and skilled maintenance has never been higher. In this evolving landscape, Shell Rimula is turning attention to the men and women who keep goods moving: Filipino truck drivers and mechanics. Their dedication and…
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Cleaner Systems, Smoother Production: Upgrading Sugar Mill Wellness
Welcome to cleaner systems in sugar mills Sugar production faces harsh operational realities: constant dust, high moisture, and fine particulates that infiltrate machinery. These conditions wear down filters, clog lubrication lines, and disrupt production schedules. The result is more frequent maintenance, unexpected downtime, and higher operating costs. A strategic upgrade to cleaner systems—focusing on filtration,…
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Fatigue Cracks Linked to US Cargo Plane Crash in Kentucky, 14 Lives Lost
Preliminary Findings Point to Fatigue Cracks In the wake of the deadly cargo plane crash in Kentucky, investigators have identified fatigue cracks and evidence of stress-related failures in several critical components of the aircraft. The preliminary report, released by the U.S. safety agency, indicates that the aircraft lost an engine shortly after take-off before crashing,…
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More Planned MRT Line Closures as Singapore’s Rail Ages
Singapore to Expect More Planned MRT Closures Singapore’s expanding rail network faces a new challenge: aging infrastructure that requires extended maintenance to support major upgrades. Acting Minister for Transport Jeffrey Siow announced on Wednesday that commuters should anticipate more planned closures of MRT lines as the system ages and maintenance time grows. The move is…
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Ghana’s Presidential Falcon Jet Returns After Eight-Month Maintenance in France
Ghana’s Presidential Falcon Jet Returns After Prolonged Maintenance Ghana’s presidential Falcon jet has been handed back to the Ghana Air Force after an extended eight-month maintenance and repair programme conducted in France. The development, confirmed by Bright Simons, Vice-President of IMANI Africa, adds a new chapter to the ongoing discussions about the country’s state-owned assets…
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How the Maintenance of Carris Ended Up in Private Hands
Introduction The public transportation system in Lisbon, known as Carris, has been under intense scrutiny recently, especially following the tragic elevator accident at the Glória lift, which resulted in the loss of 16 lives. This event has sparked discussions about the safety and maintenance of public transport services, prompting questions about the management of Carris…