Description
Cost: €700
Date: February 22nd & 23rd and March 1st & 2nd March, 2023 (09:00 – 13:00)
Delivery: Online via Zoom
CPD: 16 hours Engineers Ireland
Maintenance routines – what we actually do to the equipment to maintain its availability and reliability are the core of any asset care plan and the planned/preventative maintenance program. Yet the origin of the content of these care plans can be lost in time, targeted inappropriately or just plain ineffective.
Learn some basic theory behind a practical program, what are we trying to address, how is the frequency determined what tactics are appropriate? Answer these questions and many more and learn how to write practical maintenance routines that are targeted, unambiguous, efficient and effective.
Course Objectives
Learn how to
- Develop asset care plans that can provide a holistic care package for major equipment
- Determine appropriate tasks and frequencies
- Write precise and unambiguous task instruction
Understand how
- Maintenance tactics need to be appropriate to the machine, likely failures and failure patterns
- To construct an Asset Care Package (ACP)
- To collate ACP into practicable maintenance routines
- Adjust the frequency of maintenance routines with confidence
Know how to
- View all aspects of an asset care package
- Produce effective and efficient maintenance tasks
- Standardise Planned Maintenance Routines
Course Content
Workshop Agenda Day 1
Introduction
- What is Maintenance?
- Reliability and Availability
- Understanding failure – the How’s and Whys of failure
- What planned maintenance can and cannot do
- Maintenance infrastructure
- Adopting a Maintenance Strategy
Asset Care Plans
- The concept of Asset Care Plans
- Age related and non age related failure and failure patterns
- Techniques for combating age related and non age related failure
- Maintenance tactics and how they apply
- Determining frequency
Workshop Agenda Day 2
The Scope of Asset Care Plans
- Planned Maintenance Routines
- Foundation Information – Asset Lists/Registers, Applicability, PM format
- How to ensure the PM instructions achieve what they need to
A stepped approach to PM compilation
- Capturing information
- Tools and techniques to identify content
- Using a range of data
PM Compilation Exercise
- Introduction/scenario/objectives
- Exercise
- Review and discussion on outcomes
Continuous Improvement
- Drivers
- Application to candidates’ circumstances
Participant Profile
The course is designed to meet the needs of maintenance professionals, personnel compiling and managing asset care, those driving availability and reliability improvement and/or maintenance standards, these typically include:
- Maintenance Planners and deputies
- Maintenance Manager/supervisors
- Key leaders from each Maintenance craft
- Key Operations Supervisors
- Reliability Engineers
- Change agents and engineering business sponsors
Trainer Profile
Colin Sanders served an aeronautical apprenticeship as an aircraft mechanical engineering technician. After serving his apprenticeship he progressed through trade (Licentiateship of City & Guilds) and supervisory management development (MISM, management and instructor training) to become a senior operational manager and planner.
In 1998, Colin became a professional engineering consultant and trainer specialising in maintenance and production improvement. With over 20 years commercial experience Colin has helped a range of clients in food and drink, FMCG, aerospace, automobile, oil and gas, utilities, general manufacturing and processing, engineering, pharmaceutical, and fabrication scenarios.
Get in touch today to book a place training@essltd.ie or call (061) 326921.