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Despite significant investment in condition monitoring technologies, many organisations still struggle to achieve meaningful improvements in reliability. This presentation explores why the transition from reactive and preventive maintenance through to predictive and ultimately prescriptive strategies can fall short in practice.
In many cases, condition monitoring is introduced as an added layer of assurance, rather than a catalyst for change. Traditional time-based maintenance strategies remain in place, with CBM acting as reassurance rather than enabling optimisation or extension of maintenance intervals.
Drawing on real-world experience, this session will explore how organisations can better balance internal capability and external expertise, apply condition monitoring with intent, and align maintenance strategies with both reliability and long-term asset sustainability.
Jonathan McNamee is General Manager of Hayley 247 Reliability, where he leads the development of advanced condition monitoring and reliability engineering solutions across industrial sectors. With a background in electro-mechanical engineering, Jonathan has a particular interest in the application of emerging technologies, data analytics, and digital tools to improve asset performance. He works closely with customers to bridge the gap between condition monitoring data and practical maintenance decisions, helping organisations move toward more predictive and prescriptive maintenance strategies.
This presentation explores why the transition from reactive and preventive maintenance through to predictive and ultimately prescriptive strategies can fall short in practice. Despite significant investment in condition monitoring technologies, many organisations still struggle to achieve meaningful improvements in reliability. In many cases, condition monitoring is introduced as an added layer of assurance, rather than a catalyst for change. Traditional time-based maintenance strategies remain in place, with CBM acting as reassurance rather than enabling optimisation or extension of maintenance intervals.
Drawing on real-world experience, this session will explore how organisations can better balance internal capability and external expertise, apply condition monitoring with intent, and align maintenance strategies with both reliability and long-term asset sustainability.