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Textbook
The purchase of books required for each module will be the responsibility of individual students. Books may be purchased online from Amazon, or Chapters.
Module II - Maintenance Planning, Coordinating and Scheduling, Second Edition by Don Nyman and Joel Levitt, published by Industrial Press, NY
Outline
Session 1
- Technical issues
- Glossary of terms
- Reality of maintenance, typical day
- How a planned job goes?
- Safety
- Iceberg of costs
- Preparation for Planning
- Maintenance Information Flow
- Job control
- Backlog
- How to prioritize work
- Maintenance Work Order
Session 2
- Time spent for a planner/scheduler
- Steps in setting up then running Planning
- Complete Planner’s check list
- Planning provides* (Important)
- Freebee emergency planning
- Hints for planners from the trenches
- Complete Planning Package
- Estimating techniques
- How to Plan
- Planning Exercise explained
- Detailed Planning Checklist
Session 3
- Maintenance Calendar
- Ready Backlog is the key to everything
- Validate backlog
- Different work needs different people
- Develop weekly work program
- Coordination is a conversation
- Scheduling makes 13 elements move toward job
- The way productivity increases
- Scheduling uncovers problems
- Post: How does your firm do scheduling?
Session 4
- Unfinished business with planning and scheduling
- Questions so far
- Qualifications
- Metrics: How to Measure Success
- Schedule compliance
- Direct measures of Planning and scheduling
- Indirect measures of planning and scheduling
Session 5
Session 5 is custom designed with questions from students about their company or experience