Course outline Ø Defining a “Level of Maintenance”: • Learn about the planned vs. default method • Discover the process through which maintenance work is prioritized • Objective measurements of maintenance Ø Planning: • Identifying and allocating resources, estimating • Developing job plans • The planner’s “Tool Box” – aids to improved planning • How to make your representative maintenance program more credible • Equipment and repair standards • Maintenance scheduling controlling the backlog Ø Measuring Results and Making Improvements: • Statistical measurement of the maintenance efforts • How productivity and reliability are related • What you can do to minimize emergencies Ø Scheduling: • Developing a calendar • Scheduling methods – allocation, dynamic, queuing • Building daily and weekly work schedule • Gearing up for • Optimizing resources, lead leveling, CIN scheduling Ø Equipment Troubleshooting Skills. Ø Predictive Maintenance-Planner’s Tool for 90’s : • Troubleshooting rotating mechanical equipment • Why motors fail and what you can do about it • Evaluating electrical systems Ø Reporting and Graphical Presentation: • Maintenance performance indices • Presenting maintenance data with innovative, concise and modern methods • Graphical “do’s and “don’ts