Maintenance Best Practices New

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Course Overview

This self-paced, yet highly interactive course is designed to build global-best-practice-knowledge regardless of the learner’s starting point. Discover the latest in Maintenance Planning and Scheduling, Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) best practices, and Maintenance Optimization to help you achieve 100 percent on-time completion of maintenance work—even on a budget.

 

Course Goals

At the completion of this course, you will be able to:

·         Differentiate the types of structured maintenance programs. 

·         Identify the system capabilities of a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) or Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) System. 

·         Define the importance of assessing your maintenance program regularly. 

Additional Information

Once enrolled, you must complete the course within 8 weeks of enrollment. Course access ends 8 weeks after enrollment.

Course Outline

Module 1: Understanding Maintenance Management

• Introduction

• Structured Maintenance Management

• CMMS (Maintenance Management System)

• Maintenance Quality

• Assessment

 

Module 2: Work Management - Planning and Scheduling

• Introduction

• Work Management and Flow

• Asset Data Management

• Review of Maintenance Work Classification

• Work Classification and Prioritization

• Planning Process

• Scheduling Process

• Assessment

 

Module 3: Maintenance Optimization

• Introduction

• Understanding Failure

• RCM Analysis

• Maintenance Strategy – CMB

• Other Strategies

• Assessment

Instructors

Ramesh Gulati

Ramesh Gulati has over 55 years of diversified experience in people, product, process development and improvement as it relates to consumer goods, process/service and the heavy metal industry. Mr. Gulati has a broad background in operations analysis and process improvements, including kaizen, reengineering, performance measurement/metrics, plant reliability and maintenance process improvement tools/techniques (e.g., CMMS, CBM/PdM, TPM, RCM), implementation of ISO-certified asset management systems, energy management and people development.

George Williams

George is the founder and CEO of ReliabilityX. He has a master’s degree in reliability engineering from Monash University. He began his career working for his father in maintenance – performing PMs on trucks and trailers – while in high school. George spent 16 years with a major pharmaceutical company, where he began as a technician and worked his way up to global asset management. In 2015, George’s global team won the Uptime Award for Best Maintenance and Reliability Program. He is a certified maintenance and reliability professional and certified reliability leader. In 2016, he was recognized by the Society for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals as Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional of the Year. He has earned certifications in vibration analysis, infrared thermography, ultrasound, motion amplification, and plant maintenance management. George is a published author and a recognized leader in reliability. He’s been teaching maintenance and reliability classes for UW-Madison Interdisciplinary Professional Programs since 2010.

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Jon Wellik

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