FREE ONLINE WEBINAR
How to Build a Predictive Maintenance Program for Your Dust Collection System
Stop waiting for declining airflow, visible emissions, or equipment failure before taking action. Learn how to recognize early warning signs, organize inspections, and plan maintenance before small problems interrupt production.
FROM REACTIVE TO PREDICTIVE
Your dust collector usually warns you before it fails.
Rising differential pressure, declining airflow, increased compressed-air demand, unusual vibration, and recurring hopper problems are not isolated annoyances. Together, they can show where performance is changing—and where maintenance should focus next.
High differential pressure + declining airflow
Identify whether filter loading, cleaning problems, or system resistance is increasing.
Low differential pressure + visible emissions
Normal readings + poor hood capture
Date
Wednesday,
November 18, 2026
Time
13:00 (hora del Este - EST)
Location
Zoom
WHO SHOULD ATTEND THIS WEBINAR?
Is dust collector maintenance part of your job?
You’re invited if you are a…
- Maintenance manager or technician
- Plant manager
- Operations manager or supervisor
- Reliability engineer
- Process engineer
- Dust collection and air-pollution-control specialist
- Anyone responsible for inspecting, troubleshooting, or maintaining an industrial dust collection system
75-MINUTE LIVE SESSION
Webinar Agenda
A focused, field-oriented program with time for your real-world maintenance questions.
🕙 10 min
Why Maintenance Programs Fail - Dominick Dal Santo
Reactive versus preventive and predictive maintenance, the cost of waiting for production to be affected, and why changing filters is not a complete maintenance program.
🕙 10 min
Establishing Normal Operating Conditions - Matt Coughlin
The readings and operating conditions your team should document before trying to diagnose a problem.
🕙 15 min
What to Inspect and How Often - Matt Coughlin
A practical inspection schedule covering filters, cleaning systems, hoppers, discharge equipment, ductwork, fans, motors, controls, and safety devices.
🕙 15 min
Turning Warning Signs Into Maintenance Decisions - Dominick Dal Santo
How to use combinations of symptoms and performance trends to determine what should be inspected, repaired, monitored, or escalated.
🕙 10 min
What Spare Parts Should You Keep in Stock? - Scott Omann
How to reduce maintenance delays by stocking the right parts.
🕙 5 min
Planning Repairs and Scheduled Shutdowns - Scott Omann
Preparing everything required to complete repairs efficiently.
🕙 10 min
Q&A - Dominick Dal Santo y Matt Coughlin
Bring your dust collector maintenance questions and discuss them with the Baghouse.com team.
RESERVE YOUR SEAT
Start building a more proactive maintenance program
Join Baghouse.com for a practical conversation about using inspections, operating trends, spare-parts planning, and scheduled repairs to reduce unexpected dust collector downtime.
Register to Attend