A comparison of maintenance labour productivity studies

Redden, Phil

A comparison of maintenance labour productivity studies

Redden, P. (1987). A comparison of maintenance labour productivity studies.

Abstract

Labour productivity in a maintenance shop is influenced by many factors. These factors, however, can be grouped into two key areas. A mechanic's ability to perform is controlled by the design and by the management policies of the maintenance shop. Mechanics are controlled by the same effects although very different maintenance is performed. Four maintenance labour productivities were examined in this report and no significant difference was found in the productive work of the mechanics. KEYWORDS : maintenance, labour p r o d u c t i v i t y , design, p o l i cy

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Family Name:: Redden
Given Name:: Phil
Title:: A comparison of maintenance labour productivity studies
Discipline:: Forest Engineering
Advisor(s):: E. J. Rickards
Date:: 1987
Copyright:: Not available for use outside of the University of New Brunswick
Campus:: Fredericton
Faculty:: Forestry & Environmental Management
Department:: Forest Engineering
Type:: Senior Report
Format:: electronic
Extent:: vi, 66 pages
Note:: Redden, Phil (1987). A comparison of maintenance labour productivity studies . (Engineering Senior Report no. TFEM-179 1987). Fredericton : University of New Brunswick, Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Engineering TFEM-179 1987 1882/16431 Orignal Faculty Name: Faculty of Forestry
University of New Brunswick. Faculty of Forestry.

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A comparison of maintenance labour productivity studies

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