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MAINTENANCE PLANNING & SCHEDULING FOR HIGH RELIABILITY & MAINTENANCE PERFORMANCE
Use highly successful planning methods, practices and processes that deliver great work productivity, outstanding equipment reliability, and maximum ‘tool time’
Facilitated by: Author & World Class Maintenance Expert, Mike Sondalini
"The cost of maintenance can send your business broke. If your annual maintenance cost is higher than 5% of your asset value you are in trouble!"
-35+ years in engineering and maintenance
-General Manager of Lifetime Reliability Solutions
-Past Chairman of the WA Chapter of the Maintenance Engineering Society of Australia.
-Developer of freeforward - UPTIME training series for chemical and process plant operators and maintainers.
-Assist organizations such as BHP Billiton, NickelWest, Smorgon Steel (now OneSteel), P&H MinePro , Barrick Mining, Imdex and State Energy Commission.-Former Held project engineering and maintenance management positions at the Swan Brewery and at Coogee Chemicals (Australian industrial and mining chemical manufacturer)
Documented evidence confirms that proper maintenance planning and scheduling can deliver you the following benefits when compared to planning on-the-run:
This course is packed with insights and powerful techniques of successful maintenance planning and scheduling for high equipment reliability. The comprehensive content gives you best practice maintenance planning and scheduling and covers all aspects of maintenance planning and scheduling systems and explains how to produce great task productivity and maintenance work quality. You learn what to do and why to do it so you can get your production plant back into operation faster and running for longer. You learn how to quickly move your maintenance planning and scheduling performance towards the Pacesetter results in the table below.
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR |
POOR PERFORMANCE |
PACESETTER PERFORMANCE |
‘Hands on tools time’ % possible |
20 |
50 |
Jobs per man-day (Mech, I/E) |
1 , 4 |
3 , 8 |
Testing jobs overdue % |
20 |
2 |
Mechanics per Planner |
8 - 10 : 1 |
20 - 27 : 1 |
Maintenance Workforce Weeks Backlog |
8 – 10 weeks |
4 weeks |
% Planned Work |
< 50% |
> 80% |
Schedule Compliance |
< 50% |
> 90% |
Urgent Job Requests |
70% |
5% |
“Very good mix of theory and company applications”
– Engineering Manager, Chevron Corporation
“Excellent presentations on diverse subjects”
– Maintenance Manager, Premier Oil
“Very informative and useful, our up-line managers and superintendents could also benefit from this information.”
– Worsley Alumina Refinery
“Very well presented, Mike is a good speaker and has the experience to support his presentation.”
– Hyne Timber
“Very useful and provides information I was not aware of.”
– Asset Management Engineers
“Very good, some good concepts to take back to work which could help our business.”
– BGC Maintenance Contracting
“Usually I find that if one thing of value is learnt per day of a course, then value has been achieved – value has definitely been achieved”.
– Pearlstreet maintenance contractors
“While Mike managed the Maintenance Department at Coogee Chemicals he continually introduced and led new initiatives to improve plant uptime. Such successes as the preventative maintenance of bearings that reduced failures from 4 per month to 4 per year on bulk materials handling equipment. He introduced maintenance planning and scheduling and root cause analysis of asset failures into the company. He championed the use of shaft laser alignment and made sure the tradesmen were trained in its use. That initiative, combined with him training the plant operators in the proper use of pumps, saw mechanical seal failures drop from 20 per year to 3 per year. He worked enthusiastically with the maintenance crew to improve production equipment designs that boosted plant availability. In the fertiliser plant reliability rose from 85% to 98% and made the operation profitable. In pastillation availability went up from 80% to 95% in six months under Mike’s stewardship.”
– Geoff Nott, Maintenance Workshop Supervisor, Coogee Chemicals
Day 1
Session 1: Necessary Planning Office Systems And Methods
Session 2: Specifying Workmanship Standards
Session 3: Data Capture For Maintenance
Session 4: Inventory Purchasing And Management
Session 5: Project Management Principles And Practices
Session 6 : The Work Planning Process
Session 7 : Shutdown And Outages Planning
Day 2
Session 8: Failure Prevention And Defect Elimination Maintenance Procedures Controlling Work Process Variation with 3t Work Quality Standards
Session 9: Standardizing Planning Procedures and Scheduling Procedures
Session 10 : Planning And Maintenance Key Performance Indicators
Session 11 : Visual Management In All Occasions
Relationship Building
Session 12: Production Requirements And Limits The Production Plan
Session 13
Session 14
Managers, supervisors, engineers, planners and other key members of the shutdown or outage team responsible for shutdowns and outages or non-maintenance engineers who are training for this position:
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