Overview

Planning and controlling maintenance work  

About the Course

Safe facility operations require efficient maintenance work control, regardless of the price of oil. The asset management standard that everyone is aiming towards is ISO 55000 (PAS 55).

The major skill set needed to meet these new standards is work control, which is the focus of this course. The six phases of task management—job identification, planning, prioritization, scheduling, execution, and history capture will be the main focus of the article. These fundamental abilities are crucial to integrity management, safety, effective resource use, and dependable operation. The improvement in competency will be evaluated using a pre and post self-assessment. Each participant will create an action plan to aid their organizations in the long-term quest to become more effective and safe in order to improve facility asset management.

Target Audience

Work management, planning, and scheduling are done by planners, superintendents, supervisors, team leaders, and maintenance managers.

Course Objectives

• to create top-notch work control and planning
• to use business process analysis methods for work control How to analyze your work management system for gaps
• Work control in stages starting with identification and using work history increasing the effectiveness of preventative and condition-monitoring actions
• Techniques include emergency response work, critical spares control, and critical equipment analysis.

Course Outlines

• employment verification Prioritization in planning executing a schedule Historical evidence
• Preventive maintenance optimization Planning for predictive maintenance concentrate on essential equipment Emergency action