The Preventive Maintenance Management for Facilities Training Course by Oxford Training Centre provides practical knowledge and structured techniques for effective Preventive maintenance management across facilities and physical assets. The course covers preventive maintenance, maintenance planning, maintenance scheduling, asset reliability, maintenance strategies, work-order management, inspections, and performance monitoring. Participants will learn how to reduce equipment failures, improve facility performance, extend asset life, and support efficient maintenance operations within a product management environment.
Objectives
- Understand the principles and practices of preventive maintenance management.
- Develop effective maintenance planning strategies for facilities and assets.
- Create practical maintenance scheduling programmes.
- Improve asset reliability and operational availability.
- Identify maintenance requirements through inspections and condition monitoring.
- Reduce unplanned breakdowns, downtime, and maintenance costs.
- Develop preventive maintenance plans for critical facility assets.
- Monitor maintenance performance using relevant KPIs.
- Improve maintenance resource, workforce, and spare-parts utilisation.
- Support continuous improvement in facilities maintenance operations.
Target Audience
- Facilities Managers and Supervisors
- Maintenance Managers and Engineers
- Facility Operations Professionals
- Maintenance Planners and Schedulers
- Asset Management Professionals
- Building and Property Managers
- Engineering and Technical Staff
- Operations Managers
- Product Management Professionals involved in asset-related operations
- Professionals responsible for facility maintenance and reliability
Course Content
Module 1: Fundamentals of Preventive Maintenance Management
- Principles of preventive maintenance
- Corrective vs preventive maintenance
- Maintenance management objectives
- Maintenance strategies for facilities
- Role of maintenance in operational performance
Module 2: Facilities Asset Management
- Identifying critical facility assets
- Asset classification and prioritisation
- Asset lifecycle management
- Asset criticality assessment
- Improving asset reliability
Module 3: Maintenance Planning
- Developing preventive maintenance plans
- Maintenance task identification
- Resource and manpower planning
- Spare-parts planning
- Maintenance documentation and procedures
Module 4: Maintenance Scheduling
- Developing maintenance schedules
- Daily, weekly, and periodic maintenance activities
- Scheduling inspections and servicing
- Work-order prioritisation
- Coordinating maintenance resources
Module 5: Preventive Maintenance Programmes
- Preventive maintenance frequencies
- Inspection and servicing procedures
- Planned replacement strategies
- Maintenance checklists
- Maintenance records and documentation
Module 6: Reliability and Failure Management
- Common facility equipment failures
- Failure prevention techniques
- Reliability-centred maintenance concepts
- Root cause analysis
- Improving equipment availability
Module 7: Maintenance Performance Monitoring
- Maintenance KPIs
- Planned vs unplanned maintenance
- Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)
- Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)
- Maintenance cost and efficiency analysis
Module 8: Continuous Improvement in Maintenance Management
- Reviewing preventive maintenance effectiveness
- Identifying improvement opportunities
- Optimising maintenance resources
- Reducing downtime and lifecycle costs
- Developing sustainable maintenance improvement plans
FAQs
1. What is preventive maintenance management?
Preventive maintenance management is the systematic planning, scheduling, monitoring, and execution of maintenance activities to prevent equipment failures and improve asset performance.
2. Who should attend this preventive maintenance management course?
The course is suitable for facilities managers, maintenance professionals, engineers, planners, operations managers, and professionals responsible for facility assets and reliability.
3. What will I learn about maintenance planning?
You will learn how to develop maintenance plans, identify maintenance requirements, allocate resources, prioritise tasks, and organise planned maintenance activities.
4. Why is maintenance scheduling important?
Maintenance scheduling helps organisations coordinate maintenance activities, minimise downtime, use resources efficiently, and ensure critical facility assets receive timely servicing.
5. How does preventive maintenance improve asset reliability?
Regular inspections, servicing, planned replacements, and condition-based activities can reduce unexpected failures and help improve the reliability and availability of facility assets.