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    This document provides best practices for lubrication labeling at various stages: supplier standardization, bulk storage, dispensing points, transport containers, grease guns, and specific machinery. It emphasizes clear labeling of lubrication points, plans, and containers to ensure the correct lubricant is used for each application. Record keeping of maintenance tasks and operator training is also advised to ensure all lubrication is performed properly.

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    Lubrication Labeling Best Practices

    C Devonshire
    December 2018
    How – Standardize Supplier

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    Bulk Storage System

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    Labeled Dispensing Points

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    Updated Labeled Dispensing Points

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    Labeled Transport Containers

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    Labeled Grease Guns

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    Lubrication Plan

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    Motor Lubrication Points

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    Waste Mill Lubrication Plan

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    Waste Mill - Overview

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    Waste Mill Motor Lube Points

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    Gear Pump Lube Plan

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    Lube Point Directions

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    Notes
    • PM’s must be entered into the CMMS to match the lubrication
    intervals and to ensure completion.
    • Adding symbols would help to accommodate any color
    blindness or low light issues.
    • Operator Performed Maintenance (OPM) requires ATS training
    and oversight.
    • Not all lubrication should be performed by non-ATS personnel.

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    Change Record

    Advanced Technology Services DOC NO.: 04-03-ATS-FMS-CETE-0004-TO-002 Version: 1.0


    8201 N. University Peoria, IL 61615 Date: June 2, 2019 PAGE 16 OF 16

    VERSION DATE ISSUING AUTHORITY DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE


    1.0 June 2, 2019 Technology KMS Owner Initial Release

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