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Cut one utility loss and prove the saving
Your factory's energy cost is rising. You are asked to deliver one measurable reduction in three months using maintenance and engineering work, not capital investment.
Who this is for: Maintenance engineers, utility operators, factory managers and sustainability staff.
What you produce: An energy action file: the baseline, the loss survey, the actions with owners, and the verified saving.
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Task 1
Establish the baseline: what you measure, over what period, and how you normalise it for production volume.
What a good answer contains: A good answer measures energy per unit of output or per operating hour, over a period long enough to be representative, and states the meters used.
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Task 2
Survey the losses in one system — steam, compressed air, or electrical and lighting — and rank them by size.
What a good answer contains: A good answer quantifies losses rather than listing them, from trap surveys, leak checks, load readings or temperature measurements.
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Task 3
Write the actions with owners and dates, distinguishing maintenance fixes from behaviour and control changes.
What a good answer contains: A good answer assigns each action to a named role with a date and keeps control changes — start-up sequence, shutdown routine, pressure setting — alongside physical repairs.
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Task 4
Verify the saving and explain how you separated it from production volume changes.
What a good answer contains: A good answer compares normalised figures and admits uncertainty instead of claiming the entire month-on-month difference.
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