Introduction
Lower
revenues due to lower commodity prices have placed equipment life-cycle costs
under the management spotlight like never before. Maintainers are faced with
the challenge to deliver the same levels of equipment safety, reliability and
availability with smaller budgets. This Maintenance Engineering training course
on Maintenance & Reliability Best Practices introduces the practical tools
and practices that organisations need to adopt to drive down their equipment
life-cycle costs in practical ways.
This
Maintenance Engineering training course emphasizes the most effective
strategies, policies, tactics and practices that are needed to ensure the
reliability, integrity and durability of the physical assets through their life
cycle.
Course Objective
At the end of this training course, you will learn to:
Training Methodology
This Maintenace Engineering training course on Maintenance & Reliability Best Practices is delivered by means of a combination of instructor-led topic areas and class discussions. This training course is further enhanced by the use of examples and practical exercises that are pre-loaded onto a laptop for each delegate. The templates, examples and exercises are subsequently available to each delegate after the training course as a reference for further study, research or practice. This ensures a high level of knowledge and skill retention.
Course Outline
Day 1:
Equipment Life-cycle Cost Introduction
Day 2:
Cost Factors
and Causes
Day 3:
Breaking the
Cycle of Degradation and Costs
Day 4:
Cost
Reduction through Defect Elimination
·
Failure Data Collection and Analysis.
·
The Impact of Chronic Failures vs. Intermittent Failures.
·
Focus Improvement through Pareto Analysis.
· Quantify losses in Life Cycle Terms.
·
Rigorous Root Cause Analysis Techniques.
·
Discussion of Software and Templates to Support Analysis.
Day 5:
Work Management converts Strategy to Practice
·
Work Identification and Defect Reporting.
·
The Importance of Backlog.
·
Planning for Quality and Reliability.
·
Capacity Planning.
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Scheduling for Efficiency.
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Work Logistics and Preparation.
·
Checklists and Practical Aspects Work Quality Control.
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Final Discussion and Evaluation.