F8: Improving Emissions Based Maintenance Programs
Tue, 6/2: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM CDT
Education Sessions
Ernest N. Morial New Orleans Convention Center
Room: 388
CM Credit Hours: 1
Diesel particulate matter (DPM) poses significant carcinogenic risks in industrial workplaces. Emissions-based maintenance (EBM) programs offer a proactive approach to controlling diesel engine exhaust while improving operational efficiency.
This session covers the fundamental components of successful EBM programs, including systematic emissions monitoring, statistical analysis of engine emissions data, and development of actionable target values. Attendees will learn practical approaches to emissions data collection, quality control procedures, and interpretation techniques.
The session addresses common implementation challenges and integration with existing maintenance management systems. Real-world case studies demonstrate both successful applications and potential pitfalls. Participants will gain hands-on experience analyzing emissions datasets and developing maintenance decision frameworks. Tools and resources shared include target value calculation methods, data quality assessment techniques, and program evaluation metrics.
Upon completion, the participant will be able to:
• Implement the core components of an emissions-based maintenance program including monitoring protocols, data management, and maintenance trigger mechanisms.
• Calculate target values based on a diesel fleets emissions profile
• Evaluate emissions data quality using statistical methods and identify high polluting engines
• Integrate EBM program with existing maintenance management systems
Content Level
Intermediate
Core Competencies
Engineering Controls and Ventilation
IH/OH Program Management
Risk Management
Keywords
Risk assessment and management
Session Availability
In-person
Targeted Audience
Professional
Transfer of Knowledge
Case Studies
Lecture Only
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