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PMs (preventive maintenance activities), especially those centered on electrical safety tests, actually do little to prevent equipment failures (that require repairs), much less patient injuries or deaths. The only PMs that are truly effective are those replacement of mechanical or pneumatic parts for which wear is predictable. Often PMs are recommended by manufacturers to increase their profits by selling “original” replacement parts and "Mr. Goodwrench" labor, and reduce their own liability exposure. If your goal is to decrease maintenance costs and increase patient safety, instead of focusing on PMs, you should take a step back and look at the figure below to see where your resource investment can have the best return.
Please contact BSI to understand where you should invest your time and energy.
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