Module 5 focuses on the elements informing the development of a robust maintenance program, which aims at physical assets performing safely, capably, reliably, and repeatedly to their desired performance in their given operating context. Introductory topics include failure definitions, the fundamentals of a maintenance program, and asset criticality analysis, followed by the main types of maintenance and their associated tasks. The second part of the course deals with processes and methodologies used to develop a maintenance program. This includes Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) and a detailed review of the seven questions, as well as a few other processes. The last part of the course covers the PMO method and additional tools to identify tactics. At the end of the course, participants will have a better understanding of what developing a maintenance program entails and an informed knowledge of the various maintenance processes and methods used in the industry.

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Please note, participants enrolled in any module are eligible for a 1 year complimentary PEMAC membership. Membership provides a unique opportunity to elevate your career and accelerate your organization by connecting with a community of 1,600+ like-minded professionals, attending Canada’s premier maintenance, reliability and asset management event, MainTrain, and accessing professional development activities and a wealth of knowledge. Please click on the link to access the offer, Membership Application for Participants | PEMAC

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Additional Information

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The scheduled sessions for this module are as follows.

Session 1 & 2 Sept 26, 27
Session 3 & 4 Oct 17, 18

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Course Material / Textbook(s) Required:

• RCM2 Reliability-centered Maintenance (2nd Edition), by Moubray. ISBN 978-0831131462. Please note that the textbook cost is separate from the course tuition.
• PEMAC Module 5 Workbook, Version 9.02

The cost of the workbook is included in the course fee. A printable PDF copy will be available in D2L.

Please note that the normal refund policy is not in effect for this course.

Hours: 30

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Recommended:

Modules 1 through 7 can be taken in any order, however it is recommended to start with Module 1: An Integrated Strategy for Maintenance Management (MMPR9101)

Individuals who successfully complete all eight modules and are members of the PEMAC Asset Management Association of Canada can apply for the Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) designation from PEMAC.

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Maintenance Strategy Development Certificate

Participants who successfully complete Module 1, An Integrated Strategy for Maintenance Management and Module 5, Maintenance Strategy Development of the Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) program can apply for Maintenance Strategy Development Certificate of completion.

Upon completion of the two modules, participants will have a better understanding of the benefits of an integrated maintenance management strategy, as well as the fundamentals of a robust maintenance program, and the various maintenance processes and methods that should be included.

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Maintenance Work Management Certificate

Participants who successfully complete Module 1, An Integrated Strategy for Maintenance Management and Module 6, Maintenance Work Management of the Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) program can apply for Maintenance Work Management Certificate of completion.

Upon completion of the two modules, participants will have a better understanding of the benefits of an integrated maintenance management strategy, as well as the fundamental principles of work management processes in addition to the basics of planning, scheduling, and work coordination methods.

To apply for the certificate, please contact PEMAC.