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Held positions as a maintenance technician, lead mechanic, overhaul crew supervisor, maintenance planner and storeroom manager in both facilities, manufacturing and power plant maintenance. |
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Trained over 1,200 maintenance personnel in 250 companies as a CMMS Trainer. |
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Earned his Certified Plant Maintenance Manager (CPMM) credentials from the Association of Facilities Engineers. |
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Is a past Director of the National Association of Professional Organizers. |
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Founded IMS in 1995. |
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Frank’s Observations: |
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Most storerooms and tools cribs are not organized, are inefficient, and are costly to run. |
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Few companies know what parts or tools they have on-hand, or where they are. |
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Parts databases are inaccurate, not up-to-date, and contain duplications. |
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Parts-related production downtime is very costly and contributes directly to higher plant operating and maintenance costs. |
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Parts storage areas represent a major source of corporate maintenance savings. |
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Organized storerooms correct the costly inefficiencies generated by unorganized and cluttered storerooms. |
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Inventory Management Services Inc.: |
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Reduces MRO part and tool costs related to parts inventory storage, and tracking. |
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Determines the most effective way to set up and use the available parts storage space. |
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Decides how best to store supplies within that area. |
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Explains how bar code technology can expedite the issue and reorder of parts in a timely manner. |
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Improves efficiency, creates a cleaner, well-organized spare parts storage area, enables rapid part location, enhances timely reordering of parts, implements greater control over the entire inventory and parts process, and a reduces operating costs and downtime. |
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IMS is a veteran-owned small business. |
