Common pitfalls may jeopardize this, including inventory not maintained on "first-in, first-out" basis; lubricant application containers exposed to airborne and other contamination when not in use; automatic lube systems not used or not properly maintained/operated; and improper used lubricant handling and disposal.

Solution
During this service, our engineers:

• Conduct lubricant storage and handling studies across the plant
• Provide comprehensive review and analysis of present practices
• Update current practices and recommend improvements to promote peak performance
• Document recommendations and potential savings in a formal Engineering Service Report

How You Benefit
Potential benefits could include the following:

Introduction of new ideas and professional advice that will potentially improve your bottom line performance and work environment in terms of:

• Reduction in unscheduled downtime related to lubricant availability
• More reliable equipment operation
• Improved utilization of lubrication and maintenance staff
• Lower total lubrication costs
• Optimized process
• A safe and reliable lubricant storage and handling system