Ask any maintenance manager what keeps them up at night, and unplanned machine failure usually tops the list — not because it's unpredictable, but because tracking it manually across dozens or hundreds of machines is nearly impossible. Computers changed that equation: they can log every fault, calculate the real cost of keeping each machine running, and flag patterns a paper-based system would never catch.

This Arab British Fellowship Training Academy training course covers computerized integrated maintenance management from two angles that increasingly overlap: using computer-based systems to plan, cost, and monitor maintenance work, and protecting the information and networks those systems depend on. Participants leave with practical grounding in both reducing maintenance expenses through better data, and keeping that data secure.

Course Objectives

• Use computer-based systems to reduce maintenance expenses and extend the useful life of machines.
• Build the skills to monitor and update preventive maintenance work using digital indicators.
• Apply computer and technology tools to collect, process, store, and distribute maintenance and management information.
• Maintain information security and confidentiality across maintenance and network systems.
• Understand wireless network operation, security measures, and threat classification relevant to industrial systems.

Who Should Attend?

• Owners and managers of commercial and economic establishments.
• Managers of social institutions and organizations.
• Staff of technological development departments and wireless network design teams.
• Information security supervisors and cyber intelligence analysts.
• Network administrators, IT specialists, and network threat support specialists.

Module 1: Why Computerized Maintenance? The Impact on Cost and Machine Life

• Reducing maintenance expenses and increasing machine capacity.
• Determining the basis for, and evaluating, the useful period of each machine.
• Reducing spare parts holdings while raising machine reliability.

Module 2: From Sudden Breakdowns to Computer-Based Preventive Maintenance

• Studying and determining the causes of machine malfunction.
• Following up on and updating maintenance work for preventive protection.
• Accessing indicators for completion and usage rates, and adapting programs to industry needs.

Module 3: Managing and Securing Maintenance Information

• The definition and importance of management information within maintenance systems.
• Methods for keeping information secure.
• Using computers and technology in information systems management.

Module 4: Wireless Networks and Protecting Systems from Threats

• Operating wireless networks and applying wireless network security.
• Administrative and structural countermeasures for network protection.
• Countermeasures applied during network operation, and threat classification.