Maximise asset lifetime—build proactive maintenance systems that deliver reliability and value.

This practical 5-day programme empowers maintenance and engineering professionals to move from reactive fire-fighting to structured, efficient work management. Through interactive sessions, real-world exercises, and tools like KPIs, CMMS, and strategic planning, you’ll leave ready to implement reliable work planning, scheduling, and asset excellence in your organisation.

Why this course is important

  • Stop wasted time and money: Shifting from breakdowns to planned and preventive maintenance reduces disruption and lowers costs.

  • Boost asset reliability: Understanding equipment failure patterns and measuring performance creates confidence and operational resilience.

  • Build a robust maintenance function: Clear roles, processes, and data-driven tools embed continual improvement and organisational stability.

Who should attend

  • Maintenance and reliability engineers, planners, and supervisors

  • Operations and production managers responsible for equipment uptime

  • Asset management and HSE professionals focused on risk and compliance

  • Managers and analysts implementing CMMS, performance KPIs, or organisational change

What you will learn

Over five immersive days, you will:

  1. Set solid foundations – Grasp maintenance goals, asset lifecycle management, failure patterns, and maintenance strategies

  2. Measure & manage performance – Use PDCA cycles and balanced scorecards to track uptime, MTBF, MTTR, wrench time, and other KPIs

  3. Establish work management routines – Learn the full work order lifecycle: approval, planning, scheduling, execution, and feedback

  4. Plan and schedule effectively – Create preventive and predictive maintenance programmes, plan tasks, prepare work packs, and prioritise jobs

  5. Coordinate teams & contractors – Define roles, manage resource allocation, and oversee supplier and contractor operations

  6. Manage materials & spare parts – Apply ABC categorisation, EOQ, and spare parts optimisation within MRO systems

  7. Use CMMS tools smartly – Capture equipment data, historical records, and key documentation to support decision-making

  8. Strategise and budget – Develop maintenance roadmaps, forecast budgets, perform gap analysis, and link to reliability initiatives

What participants say

Mohamed, Maintenance Planner – Petrochemical
(5/5)
“I learned to structure the full work cycle from planning to feedback and found the KPI and wrench time modules incredibly useful. I enjoyed the group case exercises, and I plan to implement weekly planning meetings and clear handover routines at our plant.”

Kris, Reliability Engineer – Utilities
(5/5)
“Understanding failure curves and how they impact maintenance tactics was eye-opening. I found the CMMS and spare parts strategies very useful, and I enjoyed developing the maintenance scorecard. I’ll use these tools to reduce downtime and improve planning accuracy.”

Doug, Operations Manager – Healthcare Facilities
(5/5)
“The preventive maintenance frameworks and material optimisation techniques transformed my approach. I found the strategic roadmapping examples very valuable, and I enjoyed the interactive sessions. I’ll now integrate these routines into our annual maintenance strategy.”

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Managing Shutdowns & Turn arounds 1st-5th December, 2025, Location: London, $3,950