Whether you are new into maintenance planning or you have been doing maintenance planning scheduling for a while, this course will give you new knowledge, insights, and skills that are of great value to your maintenance career and income earning potential. Maintenance planning plays a critical role within the overall physical asset management processes yet, many organizations are still struggling to get it implemented properly and reap the benefits that it brings. By understanding the fundamental processes behind this operational level strategy, you will be able to identify what is missing in your personal skill set and in your organization. As a result of your participation in this Maintenance Planning training course, you will also identify the responsibilities you will need to embrace in order to establish an effective maintenance planning function.

Content

Programmed Maintenance Development and Planning

• Criticality grading
• Failure modes and effects analysis
• Programmed task selection criteria & tools
• CMMS task plans and work orders
• Corrective maintenance task procedures

Work Management

• Work management process model
• Defect reporting and notifications
• Backlog control
• Capacity planning and resourcing
• Schedule with consensus of stakeholders

Shutdown and Turnaround Management

• Network planning & critical path scheduling
• Resource profile
• Resource levelling and balancing to optimise the schedule and resource profile
• Shutdown and turnaround progress tracking and control

Build a schedule using best practices:

• Master schedule
• Schedule constraints
• Schedule balance and leveling
• Coordination meetings

Work Order Detail

• The Walk Down Process
• Developing Minimum Information Criteria
• Work Approval Process & Validation
• Categorizing Work Requests
• Work Request Approval

Performance Management

• Setting up performance indicators and data sources
• Work management performance indicators
• Asset maintenance effectiveness performance indicators
• Cost control performance indicators
• Planning performance indicators

For Whom: Maintenance Planner/Schedulers, Production Supervisors, Storeroom Managers, Maintenance Managers, Operation Coordinators, Maintenance Supervisors, Plant Engineers, and Other professionals who are in charge in maintenance management