Engineering and Maintenance Management in a Lean Environment

"[This course] is very rich material and badly needed in the field of Engineering and Maintenance management..." -
Jack
Course Outline:
To be a high performing engineer in a high performing engineering department requires more than sound technical knowledge expertise. Understanding the essential skill-sets outlined in this course are key to unlocking the full potential of the department.
Key modules within this course include:
- How to build an engineering strategy
- Key metrics (KPIs) for engineering that measures performance and drives improvement
- Maintenance what it is and why we do it…
- Different approaches to maintenance of assets
- Industry and world class standards for maintenance activities
Where applicable I have incorporated templates, notes, handouts and additional references so that students can quickly apply their learnings in their own environment. There are also some short quizzes along the way to help reinforce some key points.
Course Philosophy and Approach:
I use the methodology and tools taught in this course in my core job as an Engineering Reliability Manager. The content is designed to be
comprehensive
but also
concise
with
practical examples
– I am a firm believer that students should not have to sift through hours of online content to extract the key points.
Trusted and Experienced Trainer
My 15+ years experience in engineering and maintenance is complimented with a Mechanical Engineering Degree and industry recognised qualifications and certifications including, CMRP -
"Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional",
CMSE -
"Certified Machine Safety Expert".
Who this course is for:
Anyone involved in a lean environment, manufacturing - specifically engineering or maintenance teams. Although the content has an engineering focus the principals can be applied elsewhere.
Aspiring professionals in the following fields:
Reliability and Maintenance Engineering
Lean manufacturing
Supply Chain Management
And of course anyone who works alongside engineering and maintenance departments or consider themselves stakeholders of equipment and assets.