Vibration Monitoring Programs

Reduce Downtime and Maintenance Costs

IndustryUptime provides turn-key pump vibration monitoring programs. What is vibration monitoring and why do we need it? Vibration monitoring is a top-tier predictive maintenance practice, which will save your company money allowing you to avoid unplanned downtime and reduce maintenance costs.

To remain competitive, process companies have been required to focus their resources. Without a predictive maintenance program, companies are forced to run equipment to failure, which leads to costly repairs, process losses, urgent calls to vendors, and lack of information to effectively manage the repair. With a pump vibration monitoring program in place, changes in equipment condition are identified before failure occurs, when corrective action can be completed on a planned basis at a far lower cost.

Pump Vibration monitoring is the cornerstone of effective predictive maintenance programs, allowing plants to minimize downtime and use resources efficiently. Our services identify specific problems within populations of equipment before failure occurs.

We determine the severity of equipment faults so that repair activities can be prioritized and successfully executed. Maintenance personnel are able to plan corrective action, minimize impact on plant operations, and reduce weekend callouts due to unplanned outages.

IndustryUptime uses SKF equipment, and can provide support from program development and implementation to program execution and reporting. Our reports categorize vibration data into three priorities: high alarm, moderate alarm, and equipment running within acceptable limits. This simple format allows clients to address high priority alarms first, followed by moderate priority items. Using this information, your plant can avoid downtime and use resources efficiently.


IndustryUptime vibration monitoring services provided tangible results and practical solutions that allowed us to focus on real problems and drive down maintenance costs.

Maintenance Superintendent, County Water District