3. Maintenance studies
3.1 General objectives
Maintenance must be guided by the company's overall objectives, and be regulated on the basis of the discrepancy between expected and observed performance.
It is therefore useful, first of all, to identify the performance expectations on which maintenance can have a significant leverage effect:
the availability of production facilities, taking into account their capacity and market demand;
the quality of the service or product delivered;
operating costs, which include in particular maintenance costs and the reduction of additional costs that may be incurred as a result of insufficient efficiency;
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