Course Details

- COURSE OVERVIEW

This course provides participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to effectively plan, schedule, and control maintenance work in industrial facilities. It covers the entire maintenance workflow from work identification and prioritization to job planning, scheduling, execution, and performance evaluation. Participants will learn best practices for maximizing workforce productivity, minimizing downtime, and ensuring efficient use of resources. The course aligns with modern maintenance management principles and supports reliability, asset performance, and cost optimization.
 


+ SCHEDULE
DATEVENUEFEE
20 - 22 Jun 2027Online$ 1400

+ WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This course is appropriate for a wide range of professionals but not limited to:

  • Maintenance Planners and Schedulers
  • Maintenance Supervisors and Coordinators
  • Reliability and Maintenance Engineer
  • Operations and Production Personnel
  • Asset Management and Engineering Support Staff
  • Anyone involved in planning, scheduling, or controlling maintenance activities

+ TRAINING METHODOLOGY
  • Expert-led sessions with dynamic visual aids
  • Comprehensive course manual to support practical application and reinforcement
  • Interactive discussions addressing participants’ real-world projects and challenges
  • Insightful case studies and proven best practices to enhance learning

+ LEARNING OBJECTIVES

By the end of this course, participants should be able to:

  • Understand the fundamentals of maintenance work planning and scheduling
  • Develop accurate job plans, including labor, materials, tools, and safety requirements
  • Create and manage effective maintenance schedules
  • Optimize maintenance resource allocation and workflow efficiency
  • Implement work control processes from request to completion
  • Apply KPIs and metrics to measure maintenance performance and improvement

+ COURSE OUTLINE

DAY 1

Maintenance Fundamentals, Work Management and Planning Process

  • Understand the role of maintenance in asset performance, reliability, and business objectives 
  • Apply modern maintenance management principles and maintenance strategies 
  • Define maintenance roles, responsibilities, policies, and governance requirements 
  • Identify, screen, validate, and prioritize maintenance work requests 
  • Apply risk-based prioritization and asset criticality assessment 
  • Manage the complete Work Order lifecycle and required information 
  • Develop effective job scopes and maintenance work packages 
  • Estimate labor, materials, tools, resources, and job duration 
  • Prepare job plans incorporating safety, permits, and compliance requirements 
  • Apply CMMS and digital work management systems to support planning

 

DAY 2

Maintenance Scheduling, Resource Coordination and Logistics Planning

  • Understand the relationship between maintenance planning, scheduling, and work control 
  • Develop effective daily, weekly, and shutdown maintenance schedules 
  • Manage and optimize maintenance backlogs 
  • Forecast workforce requirements and allocate resources effectively 
  • Coordinate maintenance activities with operations, engineering, and contractors 
  • Plan equipment outages, maintenance windows, shutdowns, and turnarounds 
  • Develop and optimize Preventive Maintenance programs and schedules 
  • Integrate Condition-Based and Predictive Maintenance into schedules 
  • Plan materials, spare parts, inventory, and maintenance logistics 
  • Use CMMS for scheduling, resource coordination, and maintenance control

 

DAY 3

Maintenance Work Control, Performance Measurement, and Continuous Improvement

  • Monitor and control maintenance work execution from start to completion 
  • Manage workflow, coordination, delays, deviations, and schedule disruptions 
  • Verify completed work and apply quality assurance requirements 
  • Complete work orders with accurate documentation and maintenance history 
  • Track failures, corrective actions, and recurring maintenance issues 
  • Apply FMEA and Root Cause Analysis to improve maintenance performance 
  • Measure maintenance performance using relevant KPIs and metrics 
  • Evaluate schedule compliance, backlog, productivity, MTBF, MTTR, availability, and reliability 
  • Apply benchmarking, cost control, lessons learned, and continuous improvement 
  • Develop an integrated roadmap for improving maintenance planning, scheduling, and work control

Course Code

M-108

Start date

2027-06-20

End date

2027-06-22

Duration

3 days

Fees

$ 1400

Category

Maintenance and Reliability Engineering

City

Online

Language

English

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