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Ref No: MN 120 Program Name: Modern Trends in Maintenance Management

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05 Jun 2023 09 Jun 2023 Dubai, UAE $ 4,750Registration Closed
09 Oct 2023 13 Oct 2023 Dubai, UAE $ 4,750Registration Closed
27 May 2024 31 May 2024 Dubai, UAE $ 4,750
01 Jul 2024 05 Jul 2024 Amsterdam, NL $ 4,750
30 Sep 2024 04 Oct 2024 Istanbul, TR $ 5,750

PROGRAM DETAILS



Introduction:

Maintenance management is an important component of a well-functioning operation. It helps companies maintain their assets while controlling time and costs to ensure maximum efficiency of the manufacturing process, the utilities and related facilities. It is a tool that helps to secure a reliable and satisfactory quality of production, safety for employees and protection for the environment.

Maintenance is an important factor in quality assurance and in some cases determines the long-term success of a company. Poorly maintained assets and resources can cause instability and partially or completely halt the production. Malfunctioning machines or complete breakdowns can become a costly process for any company.

When breakdowns occur, the labour cost per unit rises as time passes until the machines again run as normal. In this event, there will be unexpected expenses to repair the issues, which includes extra costs for repair facilities, specialist repair crews, preventive maintenance inspections and spare parts. These are some examples of what a company can expect to deal with over time if a reliable maintenance management solution is not installed – even for companies with new machines in their production.

A successful and effective maintenance operation has to break away from the ‘fix it when it breaks’ mentality and seek to schedule planned maintenance with the ultimate goal of the maintenance department being to ‘stop’ things from breaking, increase asset availability and reliability and do so with the lowest possible use of resources.

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this workshop, delegates will be able to:

  • Demonstrate the latest concepts and techniques required for managing or supervising a maintenance unit
  • Examine the organizational and managerial considerations for effective maintenance work
  • Apply techniques to measure Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
  • Distinguish and optimize the special characteristics of maintenance activities
  • Debunk safety myths and identify unsafe acts and conditions
  • Identify common maintenance Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and develop the maintenance department scorecard

Target Audience:

This workshop will be of particular benefit to those who are currently involved in the supervision or management of maintenance activities.  In addition, anyone interested in learning more about the critical role of maintenance and asset preservation in a company will gain significant benefit from attending.

 Training Methodology:

This practical and results-oriented program incorporates short inspiring facilitated discussions with structured lessons from the learning manual.  There is a captivating PowerPoint slide presentation with stories to enhance learning, a variety of pertinent video sequences, ongoing learning reinforcement and discussions with action planning. Ample time will be given for questions and answers.

Program Content:

Day 1 – Introduction to Advanced Maintenance Management

  • Objectives of maintenance management
  • Asset management
  • Maintenance life cycle
  • Common maintenance management problems
  • Typical responsibilities of a maintenance manager
  • The maintenance organization

 Day 2 – Continuous Improvement Practices in Maintenance

  • 5S Model to improve productivity and reliability
  • Defining 5S and its principles
  • Relationship between maintenance and production
  • Determine needs and requirements
  • Applying the principles of 5S to continuous improvement

 Day 3 – Management of Maintenance

  • Maintenance strategies
  • Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
  • OEE calculations
  • Equipment failures and patterns
  • Failure modes and effect analysis
  • Emergency and preventive maintenance
  • Common preventive maintenance tasks
  • Predictive maintenance
  • Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS)
  • Typical CMMS modules

 Day 4 – Maintenance Planning and Control

  • Maintenance workflow process
  • Work requests and work orders
  • Work planning and scheduling
  • Backlog management
  • Spare parts management
  • Maintenance master budget
  • Capital budgeting
  • Maintenance initiatives
  • Maintenance operating budget
  • Innovation and creativity

 Day 5 – Safety in Maintenance

  • Myths about safety
  • Why the concern for safety
  • Unsafe acts and unsafe conditions
  • Safety culture elements
  • Conducting safety audits

Maintenance performance management

  • Measuring and evaluating maintenance performance
  • Common maintenance Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and targets
  • The maintenance balanced scorecard

 

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