Course Details

What are the Goals?

• Discuss & learn the practical application of these best practices, through case studies & exercises. Understand the range of technical & human risks associated with asset management & how they can be mitigated.
• Develop an action plan to utilize these technologies in their own areas of responsibility, fitting them into the overall asset management strategy, and measuring benefits.
• Understand how to draw up a preventive maintenance concept, based on risk
• Develop strategies to decide when and what to outsource
• Understand the different contract types
• To instruct Maintenance Management optimization best practice techniques
• To provide opportunities to discuss the application of these best practices
• Provide an opportunity to learn these concepts through practical exercises

Who is this Course for?

This course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit professionals in different branches who are involved in any aspect of asset management, facility management, and Maintenance Management.

• Project, Design & Maintenance Management
• Maintenance & Reliability Engineering
• Operations
• Technical & Quality Support
• Consulting
• Professionals who are responsible for the management, operation and maintenance of facilities (buildings, production facilities, utilities, power and water distributions networks landscaping, etc.)
• Professionals aiming to update themselves on the basic elements, best practices and implementation aspects of facilities management.
• It is highly recommended that all Maintenance, Reliability, Engineering and technical support staff including leadership and management.

The Course Content

Day One: An Overview of Key Maintenance Work Processes

• Introduction to Maintenance Management
• Definitions of key terms
• Types of Maintenance - Reactive, planned and improvement jobs, Preventive and Proactive

Day Two: Maintenance Management Systems

• Maintenance Planning and Scheduling
• Computerized Maintenance Management Systems
• Developing Maintenance Key Performance Indicators

Day Three: Preventive Maintenance and Maintenance Strategy

• Maintenance Organization Structure and Policies
• Developing and Implementing a Preventive Maintenance Program
• Applying Reliability Based principles to Maintenance Strategy Development

Day Four: Maintenance Logistics and Cost Control

• Managing Maintenance Spare Parts and Logistics
• Optimizing Spare Parts Inventory Levels
• Maintenance Budgeting
• Controlling Maintenance Costs
• Introduction to Life Cycle Cost Concepts

Day Five: Maintenance Team Work

• Engineering, Production & Maintenance Teams
• Benefits of Integrated teams
• Motivation and empowerment
• Total Productive Maintenance Concepts
• Implementing Team Based Continuous Improvement in Maintenance

Career Path

This course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit professionals in different branches who are involved in any aspect of asset management, facility management, and Maintenance Management.

• Project, Design & Maintenance Management
• Maintenance & Reliability Engineering
• Operations
• Technical & Quality Support
• Consulting