Workshop on Equipment Basic Preventative Maintenance (PM TA1)

Program overview

This Course Introduces Participants to Preventative Maintenance Culture and Best Practices. It guides to strategic Maintenance Planning and Scheduling.

For Whom:

This program is designed for Diesel Engine Technician, workshop supervisors, field service engineers, preventive maintenance technicians and equipment maintenance advisors. Facility managers can equally benefit from this program.

Learning Objectives

At the end of this program, participants will be able to:

• prepare equipment for preventive maintenance under normal procedures and steps;
• explain the importance of ‘Preventative Maintenance;
• demonstrate good contamination control practices and the effects of contamination;
• demonstrate good measures to limit & control environmental contamination;
• apply PM, observing correct position/shutdown, lockout-tag out on equipment;
• identify & demonstrate personal safety as it relates to specific practices & equipment; and
• recognize & carry out all PM, & tasks as outlined in the Operators & Maintenance Manual (OMM).
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Course outline:

Day 1

• General Preventative Maintenance Purposes
• Basic Preventative Maintenance Tasks

Day 2

• Basic Knowledge of ISO Symbols and Signs
• General Safety Involves in Preventive Maintenance
• Contamination Control Best Practices

Day 3

• Carrying out all PM, & tasks as outlined in the

Operators & Maintenance Manual (OMM).

• General Course Review
• Post Tests

Training Methodology

Lectures, discussions, exercises, case studies, audio-visual aids will be used to reinforce these teachings/learning methods.