Equipment does not fail randomly — it fails in patterns that a well-run maintenance system catches long before a breakdown happens. The difference between routine downtime and a costly crisis usually comes down to how tasks are inspected, planned and tracked.

This program from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy shows participants how to build a maintenance task system that meets international standards, drawing on real models used by leading European and global organizations to reduce faults, cut downtime, and keep operations running at their best.

Who Should Attend?

• Supervisors of maintenance operations in laboratories and facilities.
• Heads of technical and maintenance departments.
• Members of maintenance work teams.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Keep maintenance teams on top of every scheduled task, and plan and budget future maintenance workloads.
• Equip staff with the information they need to complete tasks correctly.
• Prepare and distribute technical services effectively.
• Apply the latest models used in maintenance task systems, along with sound health and safety practices.

Module 1: Why Maintenance Planning Matters

• The real cost of poor maintenance, and why planning maintenance tasks matters.
• Common causes of equipment breakdowns.
• Adjusting production processes to fit the maintenance plan.

Module 2: Running the Maintenance Operation Day to Day

• Inspection, testing and selection mechanisms for equipment.
• Arranging tools and equipment for efficient maintenance work.
• Methods for maintaining spare parts, and managing spare-parts stores, tools and materials used.

Module 3: Preparing and Delivering Technical Services Safely

• How to prepare and distribute technical services.
• Maintaining health and safety throughout maintenance work.
• Proper disposal of waste and refuse.

Module 4: Growing and Modernizing the System

• Handling design modifications and changes in implementation methods.
• Managing the maintenance side of new construction or new equipment installation.
• Real models and practical examples from leading organizations.