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Course Description
This course is 56 learning hours inclusive of 6 hours of live sessions. It is recommended that students spend an average of 7 hours per week on this course.
The first course in the Certificate in Maintenance Management looks at the fundamentals of maintenance management along with reliability and preventive and predictive maintenance. It then focuses on the aspects of planning and scheduling maintenance and concludes with special issues related to maintenance management.
Course Outline
Each week has a one-hour online live session with the instructor. There is a total of five hours of live sessions in this course.
- Week 1: Introduction to Maintenance Management
- Week 2: Reliability
- Week 3: Preventive Maintenance, Predictive Maintenance
- Week 4: Planning and Scheduling Maintenance
- Week 5: Special Issues
What You Will Learn
- The basics of maintenance management
- Aspects of preventive and predictive maintenance management
- How to plan and schedule maintenance
Notes
By enrolling in this course, you will be automatically enrolled in the Certificate in Maintenance Management.The Faculty of OLCD recommends an intermediate level of English language proficiency for the most effective learning and participation in our online and face-to-face courses. A list of the minimum recommended scores on some common English tests can be found on our website. If you have questions about your English language proficiency and ability to succeed in this course, please contact openlearning@dal.ca.
Recommended For
- Managers and directors of maintenance
- Superintendents
- Supervisors
- Lead Hands
- CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) managers, planners, and engineers
Applies Towards the Following Certificates
- Certificate in Maintenance Management : Required
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Joel Levitt is a leading trainer of maintenance professionals. He has conducted over 600 training sessions for more than 16,000 maintenance leaders from 3,000 organizations in more than 25 countries. Since 1980, he has been the president of Springfield Resources, a management consulting firm that services clients of all sizes on a wide range of maintenance issues.