Previous winners
2022: "Improvements in RCM Methodology", BioMarin
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2021: "Benefits of in-house sonotrode repair using a microscope grinding fixture", Hollister
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2021: "Benefits of in-house sonotrode repair using a microscope grinding fixture", Hollister
2020: “Machine Learning Predictive Maintenance”, Bristol Myers Squibb, Cruiserath
2019: “Deployment of next enterprise approach to Asset Management”, Takeda
2018: “Embedding Predictive Maintenance during the MPCC Project”, Bristol Myers Squibb, Cruiserath
2017: “Journey to Maintenance Excellence”, Abbvie
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Student Winner
2022: Dean Clarke, TU Dublin for their project “Enhance the maintainability of air handling units by developing a quick release system for EC fan motors.”
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2021: Patrick Lambe, TU Dublin for their project “Practical Training for Water Industry Technicians”
2020: Jack Murphy, CIT for their project “Energy Optimisation of Compressed Air at Thermo Fisher Scientific Cork”
2019: Shane Guerin, CIT for their project “Design and development of a system to detect and predict the onset of failure for dry mechanical seals on agitator mixing vessels, in conjunction with GSK Cork”
2018: Stephen Byrne, DIT for their project “To quantify the impact of a large District Heating Scheme on a Waste to Energy facility”
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