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An Introduction to Maintenance Work Management

Category Self-directed Awareness Modules

ZAR1092.50

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Language English ‎(en)‎

Course Overview

This course covers the “engine room” of the Maintenance Department – the maintenance work management process, from the triggering of a work request and its validation, to the scoping and planning of the work, its resourcing, scheduling, allocation and execution. It covers the principles and best practices for each step, as well as the responsibilities, possible pitfalls, and the KPIs to measure their success. The course also emphasises the importance of complete and accurate work order feedback, as well as the use of systems and technologies to streamline the process.

Duration: 2.5 hours

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An Introduction to Maintenance Work Management

This course covers the “engine room” of the Maintenance Department – the maintenance work management process, from the triggering of a work request and its validation, to the scoping and planning of the work, its resourcing, scheduling, allocation and execution. It covers the principles and best practices for each step, as well as the responsibilities, possible pitfalls, and the KPIs to measure their success. The course also emphasises the importance of complete and accurate work order feedback, as well as the use of systems and technologies to streamline the process.

Duration: 2.5 hours

Duration (Notional Hours): 2.5

Catalogue category: Other

Course Mode of Delivery: Elearning

Accreditation status: No

How must the course hours be allocated?: Course

Course Cost (R): 950

Long Term Enrolment: Nee

CPD Points: 0

Skill Level: Beginner

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