Virtual (Zoom) and Live at

Southern Wesleyan University, Central, SC

COST
3 Days Intensive Learning with Ricky Smith, CMRP
$950.00
MAINTENANCE USD

TECHNICIAN BEST PRACTICES

Virtual (Zoom) and Live at Southern Wesleyan University, Central, SC
4 miles from Clemson, SC and 30 Minutes from Greenville/Spartanburg Airport AirportAirport

DATES LOCATIONS
22-24 Feb Classroom Training at SWU, South Carolina & Live Online
26-28 Apr Classroom Training at SWU, South Carolina & Live Online
26-28 July Classroom Training at SWU, South Carolina & Live Online
11-13 Oct Classroom Training at SWU, South Carolina & Live Online

Email: register@metriusglobal.com | Phone: +1 (920) 389-1975

COURSE OVERVIEW
Maintenance Technician Best Practices will provide any
organization proven methods and concepts to help their
organization obtain a highly level of Maintainability and
Reliability.

This is an interactive training course covering Maintenance

Technician Best Practices as proven by the best Maintenance
organizations in the world. The objective of this program is to
equip participants with Known Maintenance and Reliability
Best Practices (World Class Maintenance) along with
Maintenance Technician Best Practices which will provide
technicians with knowledge which will better prepare them for to transition any Maintenance
Organization to a highly level of e ectiveness and e ciency.

Known Best Maintenance Repair Practices will be defined and demonstrated, along with numerous
“hands on exercises) to enhance learning, and attendees will work in groups on real-world issues in
each functional area in maintenance and reliability allowing learning from the instructor and fellow
attendees.

This workshop used multiple exercises to enhance the training experience.

What “you” should expect to take away from this training

l Better understanding of Maintenance and l A simple plan one can implement when
Reliability Best Practices and how to apply they return.
in any organization. l Feel pride in your Maintenance Work
through the knowledge one has gained.
l Knowledge of Maintenance Best
l Less stress through new knowledge and
Technician Practices
skills gained.
… and so much more

WHAT SHOULD “YOUR LEADERSHIP”

EXPECT TO SEE WHEN YOU RETURN?

01
A more confident
02
A simple plan with
03
A simple but e ective
04
Procedure Templates
professional based “quick wins” and long- Maintenance and other items
on knowledge gained term sustainment Dashboard which can which can be used
in the training. be implemented. upon return.

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WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES
l Learn what are Known Maintenance and Reliability Best Practices and their alignment with Known
Maintenance Technician Best Practices and how to apply in any organization.
l Review what is “World Class Maintenance”, workflow, attributes, and benchmarks.
l Develop Maintenance Leading and Lagging KPIs for any Organization and learn how to create
Maintenance KPI Dashboards

# Breaks EM/Urgent
PM PM/PdM PM/PdM #PMS #PMS
to PM Labour PM Hrs. PM Cost
Compliance Yield Overdue Evaluate Optimized
Schedule Hours

100% 13 7 42 0 7 234 48 $3K

SMRP SMRP SMRP

l Identify where Proactive Work comes

from and why it is critical to success in
any Maintenance Organization.
l Define what is Preventive and
Predictive Maintenance and how they
impact proactive maintenance.
l Learn how to perform a PM
Optimization Process at your site.

l Learn why a Maintenance Planning and Scheduling

Process Map is so critical to optimization of wrench-time.

l Define Failures Modes for Specific

Components and Assets
l How to transition Technicians and
Production Leadership to Proactive
Maintenance believes and attributes.

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DAY 1: MAINTENANCE AND RELIABILITY

C U R R I C U L U M
Maintenance and Reliability l Writing a Repeatable/E ective PM
Procedure
Overview l Preventive Maintenance Roles and
l Definition of Maintenance Responsibilities (RACI)
l Definition of Reliability l Managing a PM Program
l What does “World Class Maintenance” look l Preventive Maintenance Leading and
like and where was it created? Lagging KPIs
l World Class Maintenance Benchmarks l 14 Steps of a PM Optimization Process
l Maintenance Leading and Lagging KPIs l How to Manage a PdM Program
l Work Identification l Preventive Maintenance Exercise
l Definition and expectations from PM and l CMRP Practice Test
PdM
l The PF Curve and How does it Work.
l Repeatable Procedures
Predictive Maintenance (PdM) /
l Repeatable Procedure Exercise Condition Monitoring (CBM)
l The RACI Model to define Roles and l Definition of PdM and CBM)
Responsibilities. l The Objective of PdM / CBM

C O U R S E
l RACI Exercise l Vibration analysis
l Ultrasonic analysis
Preventive Maintenance l Infrared analysis
l Oil analysis
l Failure Modes and how to manage and
mitigate them l Laser-shaft alignment
l Developing and Managing a PM l Motor circuit analysis
Program/Process l Non-Destructive Testing
l Steps required to develop an E ective PM l Day 1 Review
Program l 2 things you learned today.

DAY 2 - WORKFLOW PROCESSES

l World Class Maintenance (Alumax Mt Holly – Maintenance Scheduling
John Day PE, one of the founding members
of SMRP) l Maintenance Scheduling Definition
l Maintenance Scheduling Workflow
l Maintenance Scheduling Roles and
Maintenance Planning Responsibilities (RACI)
l Maintenance Planning Definition ¢ Maintenance Planning and Scheduling
l Maintenance Planning Workflow Exercise
l Maintenance Planning Leading and Lagging Work Execution
KPIs
l Work Execution Definition
l Maintenance Planning Roles and
Responsibilities l Work Execution Leading and Lagging KPIs
l Work Execution Roles and Responsibilities
(RACI)

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 C U R R I C U L U M
Work Order Closeout Parts and their Failure Modes
l Work Order Close Out Definition l Bearings
l Work Order Close Out Leading and Lagging l Electrical Devices
KPIs l Chain Drives
l Work Order Close Out Roles and l Centrifugal Pumps
Responsibilities (RACI)
l Hydraulic Pumps
l Control Valves
Maintenance Dashboards l Couplings
l Objective of Maintenance Dashboards
l Maintenance Dashboard Fundamentals Components and their Failure
Steps to Creating a Maintenance Dashboard
l
Modes
l Dust Collectors
Why Use Best Maintenance l Fans, Blowers
Repair Practices? l Gears and Gearboxes
l Human Induced Failures l Lubrication
l Repeatable Procedures
l Maintenance Skills Assessment Hydraulic Systems

C O U R S E
l Safety First, Safety Always
l Pumps
l Reservoirs
l Filtration
l Control Valves

DAY 3 – BEST MAINTENANCE COMPONENT PRACTICES

l How to Prepare for the CMRT (Certified l Exercise: Day in the Life of a Proactive
Maintenance and Reliability Technician) Maintenance Technician
Exam l Exercise: Day in the Life of a Proactive
l Lubrication Best Practices Maintenance Planner
l Maintenance of Electrical Devices l Exercise: Day in the Life of a Proactive
l Maintenance of Hydraulic Systems Maintenance Supervisor
l Maintenance of Large Motors

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 Final Exercise
Creating a Plan to transition your organization to a higher level of
reliability and maintainability

If you would like to attend see the next page for the registration form or if you have questions of need
more information send an email to rsmith@worldclassmaintenance.org

HOW TO REGISTER?
Course Fee 3 Ways to Register

Workshop Only USD $950.00 E: register@metriusglobal.com

Workshop plus T: +1 (920) 389-1975

CMRT Exam USD $1550.00
W: https://metrius.academy/

In-House
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