Are there ghosts in your maintenance backlog?

The heart and soul of a maintenance organization is often found in the backlog of identified work.

Red Horse Properties LLC: Thorman, G.

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Thorman, G. - Red Horse Properties LLC, Osceola, Wisconsin

Glyn Thorman has 30 yr of experience in maintenance and reliability consulting and in being a backlog ghostbuster. He has implemented maintenance backlog management and work process improvements at numerous facilities. The author can be reached at thormang@aol.com.

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Are there ghosts in your maintenance backlog?

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