Trainings
Maintenance Strategy
Maintenance strategy involves the evaluation of work activities in relationship to a facility’s business objectives, a procedure that creates the documented basis for the maintenance program.
Work Identification
Work identification is where “work” is identified from the evaluation of a comprehensive flow of data in conjunction with an integrated decision making process. A comprehensive Predictive maintenance techniques are the key to the success of work identification.
Work Control
Work control involves establishing procedures for planning and scheduling the work identified by the CMMS. Tasks are organised based on several parameters, including time and condition, job plans or procedures, man-hours required, data feedback, special requirements, and many other factors.
Work Execution
Work execution is where identified, plannedand scheduled work is performed. Once work is completed, feedback from the field plays a key role in measuring the overall effectiveness ofthe Asset Efficiency Optimisation process and making refinements for even greater efficiency in the future.
- WE 201 Bearing Maintenance and Technology
- WE 202 Bearings in Rotating Machines
- WE 203 Practical Applications in Bearing Lubrication
- WE 204 Bearing Root Cause failure Analysis
- WE 211 Centrifugal Pump Maintenance
- WE 213 Optimizing Fan Reliability Course
- WE 240 Precision Shaft Alignment – Laser System
- WE 250 Rotating Equipment Balancing
- WE 270 Introduction to Industrial Sealing Solutions
- WE 290 Industrial Power Transmission
Living Program
Living program relates to methods and technologies used to evaluate maintenance work and strategy, thereby “closing the loop” and making maintenance a continual improvement process. Course topics include root cause analysis, reliability analysis, aintenance work close-out, machine redesign, and technology upgrades.
