1. Profession: Maintainer
In today's business world, there is no such thing as "one" maintainer, but rather a number of different professions which, while all based on the same maintenance concepts, operate in different contexts and call on a wide range of skills. A maintainer is a technician in the after-sales service department of a supplier of technical, consumer or industrial goods (various machines, etc.), but also someone employed by a service provider who carries out maintenance on behalf of a user company, whatever its sector of activity. A maintainer is also someone who, as part of a company's maintenance structure, is in charge of production equipment or property assets.
Whether you're responsible for ensuring the availability of a refinery's continuous process production equipment, or looking after a hospital's technical installations, in both cases you're a maintainer. Given...
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Profession: Maintainer
Bibliography
Databases
APRODI Guide http://www.iutgim.org/Site/Loads/LoadFichiers/metiers_de_la_maintenance.pdf
ROME directory http://www.anpe.fr/espacecandidat/romeligne/Rlilndex.do
Standards and norms
- Maintenance – Maintenance terminology - PR NF EN 13306 - 01-09
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