A nice touch in this textbook is the quick reference cards inside the cover.
Its vibrant red cover and striking minimalist graphic design make it an excellent styling piece for a contemporary office bookshelf or coffee table. Excellent pre-owned condition with crisp cover edges, a clean spine, and unmarred pages.
“Principles Of Management: A Programmed-Instructional Approach” by Leonard J. Kazmier is a 3rd edition textbook published by McGraw-Hill in 1974. This trade paperback book is designed for adult and further education levels, focusing on the subject area of business and economics. The programmed-instructional approach of the book makes it an effective tool for learning management principles in an engaging and structured manner. Written in English, this textbook is a valuable resource for those interested in understanding and applying principles of management in a comprehensive and educational setting. See Photos
What stands out about this textbook is the way it connects real-world examples to theory.
“Management: Leading and Collaborating in a Competitive World” by Scott A. Snell and Thomas S. Bateman is a comprehensive textbook published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education in 2014. It covers the subject area of Business & Economics, focusing on management practices in a competitive global environment. The hardcover book spans 744 pages and is written in English, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals looking to enhance their leadership and collaboration skills in the business world.
Quality is No Accident: The Challenge of Managing Maintenance Quality (Elements of Great Maintenance Management) Paperback – July 29, 2022 ISBN-13979-8842723751 What stands in the way of quality maintenance work? Quality of work depends on everything going right. For years we’ve tended to blame the maintainers when quality suffers. Now we realize there are barriers to quality, independent of the person. These barriers are named and, when addressed, will improve the quality of your whole maintenance effort. Quality issues are directly related to safety issues; at the core are mistakes. Quality is Not an Accident will directly help you reduce all types of mistakes. This full-color graphic novel is fun to read, and covers the basics of managing quality. What do experts in the field say: Rolly Angeles, Consultant at RSA Reliability and Maintenance Consultancy Firm (Philippines) Joel Levitt is one of the maintenance gurus I admire and have much respect for. I have purchased some of his books which I used for reference. There are many authors out there, which you will have a difficult time digesting the contents of the book. Joel has found a way of overcoming this by writing a book in an animated format where it is straightforward to understand. If you are looking for a smart way to improve your plant, I highly recommend this book by Joel Levitt, which you can finish reading in one sitting. I give this book two thumbs up. uality is a motivator. W.E. Deming said, “The greatest motivator for workers is pride in a job well done.” Joel Levitt has been an author, management trainer, and consultant for over 35 years. He has been writing books to train maintenance professionals for 25 years and has 19 books in print. His books are part of the SMRP Body of Knowledge. He has trained real people in companies in 39 countries in 600+ sessions. 98% of participants rated the training very good or excellent. He has been a speaker at the National meetings of AFE, IMC, SMRP, NAWGA, ISA, and others. This work is part of a series: Elements of Great Maintenance Management This work investigates the barriers to quality, the relationship between mistakes and bad quality, and accidents. Quality is no Accident is the fourth book in the Elements of Great Maintenance Management series, designed to educate practitioners on the basics of some, often complex, but vital maintenance ideas. The challenge we face is transferring basic knowledge to the next generation. Without this valuable knowledge transfer, our mission-critical systems will not do their jobs and will be challenging to maintain. The problem is that traditional teaching modes don’t work anymore. These kids read less and use Google or YouTube (and all the social media sites) for everything they need to know. The second problem is that they will learn the complicated stuff, but they miss the fundamentals (which are boring and there is no screen!) of maintenance and reliability. The Elements of Great Maintenance Management will cover the fundamentals of maintenance. Topics will be covered in an entertaining way to train the whole team. We will use compelling stories, humor, and interesting characters to keep people’s interest and convey the basics.
Quality is No Accident: The Challenge of Managing Maintenance Quality (Elements of Great Maintenance Management) Paperback – July 29, 2022 ISBN-13979-8842723751 What stands in the way of quality maintenance work? Quality of work depends on everything going right. For years we’ve tended to blame the maintainers when quality suffers. Now we realize there are barriers to quality, independent of the person. These barriers are named and, when addressed, will improve the quality of your whole maintenance effort. Quality issues are directly related to safety issues; at the core are mistakes. Quality is Not an Accident will directly help you reduce all types of mistakes. This full-color graphic novel is fun to read, and covers the basics of managing quality. What do experts in the field say: Rolly Angeles, Consultant at RSA Reliability and Maintenance Consultancy Firm (Philippines) Joel Levitt is one of the maintenance gurus I admire and have much respect for. I have purchased some of his books which I used for reference. There are many authors out there, which you will have a difficult time digesting the contents of the book. Joel has found a way of overcoming this by writing a book in an animated format where it is straightforward to understand. If you are looking for a smart way to improve your plant, I highly recommend this book by Joel Levitt, which you can finish reading in one sitting. I give this book two thumbs up. uality is a motivator. W.E. Deming said, “The greatest motivator for workers is pride in a job well done.” Joel Levitt has been an author, management trainer, and consultant for over 35 years. He has been writing books to train maintenance professionals for 25 years and has 19 books in print. His books are part of the SMRP Body of Knowledge. He has trained real people in companies in 39 countries in 600+ sessions. 98% of participants rated the training very good or excellent. He has been a speaker at the National meetings of AFE, IMC, SMRP, NAWGA, ISA, and others. This work is part of a series: Elements of Great Maintenance Management This work investigates the barriers to quality, the relationship between mistakes and bad quality, and accidents. Quality is no Accident is the fourth book in the Elements of Great Maintenance Management series, designed to educate practitioners on the basics of some, often complex, but vital maintenance ideas. The challenge we face is transferring basic knowledge to the next generation. Without this valuable knowledge transfer, our mission-critical systems will not do their jobs and will be challenging to maintain. The problem is that traditional teaching modes don’t work anymore. These kids read less and use Google or YouTube (and all the social media sites) for everything they need to know. The second problem is that they will learn the complicated stuff, but they miss the fundamentals (which are boring and there is no screen!) of maintenance and reliability. The Elements of Great Maintenance Management will cover the fundamentals of maintenance. Topics will be covered in an entertaining way to train the whole team. We will use compelling stories, humor, and interesting characters to keep people’s interest and convey the basics.
Quality is No Accident: The Challenge of Managing Maintenance Quality (Elements of Great Maintenance Management) Paperback – July 29, 2022 ISBN-13979-8842723751 What stands in the way of quality maintenance work? Quality of work depends on everything going right. For years we’ve tended to blame the maintainers when quality suffers. Now we realize there are barriers to quality, independent of the person. These barriers are named and, when addressed, will improve the quality of your whole maintenance effort. Quality issues are directly related to safety issues; at the core are mistakes. Quality is Not an Accident will directly help you reduce all types of mistakes. This full-color graphic novel is fun to read, and covers the basics of managing quality. What do experts in the field say: Rolly Angeles, Consultant at RSA Reliability and Maintenance Consultancy Firm (Philippines) Joel Levitt is one of the maintenance gurus I admire and have much respect for. I have purchased some of his books which I used for reference. There are many authors out there, which you will have a difficult time digesting the contents of the book. Joel has found a way of overcoming this by writing a book in an animated format where it is straightforward to understand. If you are looking for a smart way to improve your plant, I highly recommend this book by Joel Levitt, which you can finish reading in one sitting. I give this book two thumbs up. uality is a motivator. W.E. Deming said, “The greatest motivator for workers is pride in a job well done.” Joel Levitt has been an author, management trainer, and consultant for over 35 years. He has been writing books to train maintenance professionals for 25 years and has 19 books in print. His books are part of the SMRP Body of Knowledge. He has trained real people in companies in 39 countries in 600+ sessions. 98% of participants rated the training very good or excellent. He has been a speaker at the National meetings of AFE, IMC, SMRP, NAWGA, ISA, and others. This work is part of a series: Elements of Great Maintenance Management This work investigates the barriers to quality, the relationship between mistakes and bad quality, and accidents. Quality is no Accident is the fourth book in the Elements of Great Maintenance Management series, designed to educate practitioners on the basics of some, often complex, but vital maintenance ideas. The challenge we face is transferring basic knowledge to the next generation. Without this valuable knowledge transfer, our mission-critical systems will not do their jobs and will be challenging to maintain. The problem is that traditional teaching modes don’t work anymore. These kids read less and use Google or YouTube (and all the social media sites) for everything they need to know. The second problem is that they will learn the complicated stuff, but they miss the fundamentals (which are boring and there is no screen!) of maintenance and reliability. The Elements of Great Maintenance Management will cover the fundamentals of maintenance. Topics will be covered in an entertaining way to train the whole team. We will use compelling stories, humor, and interesting characters to keep people’s interest and convey the basics.
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