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This course provides the principles and practices of effective maintenance management. Topics include maintenance strategy, planning, scheduling, and implementation of maintenance systems.
Overview of Facilities Management
Role andamp; Contribution of the Maintenance Function within the Organisation
Key Maintenance Strategies
Utilising Key Methodologies within Maintenance
Managing Maintenance Systems
Maintenance managers are responsible for maintaining the equipment and resources within a business. This is to ensure production remains efficient and effective. Maintenance management is often an overlooked but essential “cog” within a business. An effective maintenance management strategy will keep maintenance costs down, protect the company’s assets and run a tight ship within the maintenance team.
Maintenance management is important because if a particular machine or resource is essential for the running of a business, should this machine break it can halt all production in its tracks. Ensuring all assets and resources are effectively maintained will reduce the risk of emergency repairs which are a lot more costly than regular services.
In fact, Facilities Net reports that reactive maintenance can be 3-4 times more expensive for a business than proactive maintenance and that over 30% of an overall maintenance budget can be spent on unplanned downtime of machinery.
By getting ahead with a preventive maintenance management strategy, you can avoid emergency maintenance costs and delays in production. This allows for maximum efficiency in operational processes.
Maintenance managers are responsible for maintaining the equipment and resources within a business. This is to ensure production remains efficient and effective...
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