Maintenance Planning Support Method for Nuclear Power Plants Based on Collective Decision Making.

Shimizu, Shunichi; Sakurai, S.; Takaoka, Kazushi; Kanemoto, Shigeru; Fukutomi, Shigeki

doi:10.3327/jaesj.34.763

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“…It has been used for political group decisions (Carlsson and Walden, 1993; Hamalainen and Leikola, 1996), traffic planning (Hamalainen and Poyhonen, 1996), health care (Hatcher, 1994) and software implementation (Sutherland and Crosslin, 1989). Only Shimizu et al (1992) have applied it in a maintenance setting.…”

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Maintenance management – an AHP application for centralization/decentralization

HajShirmohammadi

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2004

Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering

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The decision to centralize or decentralize different functions of a maintenance department in a plant has not been traditionally made on a systematic and quantitative basis. This paper proposes a systematic model for evaluating different maintenance organizational structures with respect to the objectives of a maintenance department. Based on a group decision process, the model provides step‐by‐step guidelines for the maintenance management and decision makers to go through the evaluation process. A case example is shown, which involves four alternative organizational structures. Examples are given to show the calculation process for grouping the assessments of individual team members and for final analysis towards the evaluation of the organizational alternatives.

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“…AHP is a very flexible tool for combining qualitative and quantitative considerations in an analytical framework. It has been applied in many settings, but very infrequently to maintenance situations (Shimizu et al , 1992).…”

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Maintenance management – an AHP application for centralization/decentralization

HajShirmohammadi

Wedley

2004

Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering

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Maintenance Planning Support Method for Nuclear Power Plants Based on Collective Decision Making.

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