Brady Webinars

Upcoming Webinars

Arc Flash Webinar
Arc flashes can result from a wide range of causes. Accidental contact with live parts can initiate arc faults. In fact, an arc flash can occur even when a conductive objet, such as a metal tool, is placed too close to a high-amp source of current. Find out how to protect yourself and your employees from Arc Flash related injuries.

Masters of Maintenance & Reliabliity Webcast Series

• Making The Case For Reliability To Corporate Executives
  You know the importance of plant reliability, but how do you effectively communicate your vision to corporate leaders? This capstone presentation shows you how to translate OEE loss metrics into financial terms that executives can understand and appreciate.
  
  

• Using Visual Controls To Achieve World-Class Reliability
  Make equipment reliability visual! Learn how you can improve equipment performance, simplify maintenance tasks, and reduce training requirements by 60% to 80% through the creative use of visual devices.
  
  

• Mapping Your Way to Lean Maintenance
  Value-added "wrench time" accounts for only 25% of the average maintenance technician's work day. John shows how to use "maintenance mapping" to significantly reduce Mean Time To Repair and drive OEE metrics to new levels of excellence.
  
  

• PM Optimization: Delivering "Value Added" Maintenance
  Inefficient and unnecessary PM activities can bloat maintenance costs by as much as 50%. This presentation provides practical suggestions for evaluating and streamlining PM procedures without sacrificing machine performance or risking unplanned downtime.
  
  

• Taking Autonomous Maintenance Beyond Routine Care & Inspection
  Autonomous maintenance is a cornerstone of most TPM initiatives, but its full impact is only achieved when OBC training goes beyond routine care and inspection to include root cause analysis, problem solving, and improvement implementation skills.
  
  

• Creating a Truly Cross-Functional Reliability Culture
  Optimum equipment reliability requires more than just promises between maintenance and Operations to "work together." Learn how to break old paradigms and create an entirely new reliability culture built on a partnership-based work system.
  
  

• Doing TPM? Take a Tip from Vince Lombardi
  Vince Lombardi, the legendary football coach, showed that focusing on the basics leads to success. Terry Wireman demonstrates how the same principles, when applied to maintenance, can have a dramatic impact on manufacturing reliability.

The are many elements that comprise an effective Facility Identification Program. Many safety professionals simply don't have the time, the knowledge or the resources to develop their own program. With the litany of regulations, standards and best practices that exist, developing a compliant program can be a difficult task. Find out how Brady’s Facility Safety Signage Assessment Service can help you develop a plan to effectively protect your employees and premises, meet and exceed regulatory requirements and improve operational efficiency. This informational webinar will help you sort through all the confusion, focusing on the primary regulations and standards you need to know.

• Merging TPM and RCM for Optimum Performance
  Formerly a Senior Reliability Engineer at Whirlpool, Richard will discuss how the company successfully integrated predictive and reliability-centered maintenance practices into their TPM program, boosting equipment performance to new heights
  
  
• Using Visual Controls To Achieve World-Class Reliability
  Description: Learn how you can improve equipment performance, simplify maintenance tasks, and reduce training requirements by 60% to 80% through the creative use of visual devices.
  
  
• How to Effectively Manage & Sustain a TPM Initiative
  Everyone knows that understanding TPM and implementing TPM are two entirely different things. In this webcast, learn how to effectively structure and manage a TPM program so as to increase your chances of long-term success.
  
  
• The Proper (and Improper) Use of OEE Metrics
  Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) is the key metric for uncovering obstacles and measuring the productivity of your equipment. Learn how and how not to use OEE to drive your progress.
  
  
• Using the TPM Pillars to Build a Culture of Excellence
  Uptime is the new paradigm. See how employing the 5 pillars of TPM can help your organization make the move from a reactive to reliability-focused maintenance culture.

Brady Labeling Workshop: Better Compliance, Traceability, and Coordination of Your Operations through Better Management of Your Label File Process.

Learn how to improve product traceability in order to reduce inventory write-off, improve sample tracking, and improve coordination between multiple functions and locations.

The Four Power Levels of Visual Devices Webinar

Whether visual indicator, visual signal, visual control or visual guarantee (poka-yoke), the four power levels can turn any visual device into a performance driver that ensures the outcomes you require: speed, flow, accuracy, and perfect quality.
See dozens of examples and learn precisely what the four power levels are, how they function, and how you can create more powerful visual devices in your own company.

Learn the four key components of a compliant and effective LOTO program and get introduced to innovative new Brady products within the category of LOTO (Lockout Pro 3.0, new kits, padlocks, tags and group lockout solutions) that help companies implement such a program for enhanced safety, cost savings and productivity.

Brady DoD UID System Webinar

The Department of Defense's UID program was launched to improve the management of personal property, real property, personnel, and roles. Find out about DoD's UID program and how to comply with Brady's DoD UID System Webinar.

Before now, industrial control panels could have been installed based upon general electrical requirements from several different articles in the NEC. Previous standards allowed the practice of listing a panel according to the AIR rating of its main over-current protective device. The new standards include the entire combined power circuit in requirements for the SCCR. Find out how Article 409 on industrial control panels will affect your business.