Conference on Computerized Integrated Maintenance Systems

Overview:

Introduction:

This conference focuses on advancing participants' skills in maintenance management and reliability engineering. It emphasizes using modern technology and computer-based systems to enhance operational efficiency and data-driven decision-making in maintenance.

Conference Objectives:

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

• Assess and manage maintenance costs effectively.

• Maintain accurate records for equipment reliability.

• Optimize reliance on external skilled labor.

• Reduce unplanned maintenance work by emphasizing preventive strategies.

• Minimize spare parts and labor costs through efficient maintenance planning.

Targeted Audience:

• Managers and supervisors in maintenance and technical management.

• Directors and department heads overseeing operations and maintenance.

• Engineers, technicians, and all personnel involved in maintenance, production, or operations.

• Decision-makers and strategists in production, procurement, and technical support.

Conference Outlines:

Unit 1:

Enhancing Equipment Availability and Utilization:

• Reducing maintenance-related operating costs.

• Evaluating asset life cycles and asset condition assessments.

• Optimizing spare parts inventory to support maintenance schedules.

• Improving equipment efficiency and minimizing downtime.

• Ensuring effective resource utilization and maximizing asset value.

Unit 2:

Advanced Preventive Maintenance and Compliance:

• Utilizing data analytics to monitor equipment performance.

• Aligning with ISO 9000 standards for health and safety requirements.

• Meeting industry and standardization requirements in preventive maintenance.

• Developing preventive maintenance schedules for operational efficiency.

• Driving productivity through proactive maintenance measures.

Unit 3:

Integrating Maintenance with Production Goals:

• Enhancing equipment readiness for executing production plans.

• Root cause analysis for equipment failure diagnostics.

• Ensuring task adherence to optimize equipment output.

• Techniques for building collaborative workflows between maintenance and production teams.

• Improving production quality through effective maintenance protocols.

Unit 4:

Employee Engagement in Equipment Maintenance:

• Current maintenance practices: an overview.

• Benefits of planned maintenance over reactive repairs.

• Key components of a successful planned maintenance strategy.

• How to encourage workforce participation in routine maintenance.

• Cultivating a culture of proactive equipment care.

Unit 5:

Advantages of Computer-Based Maintenance Management:

• Facility needs assessment and identification of system requirements.

• Selecting an optimal maintenance system for organizational needs.

• Inventory and asset cataloging for efficient maintenance tracking.

• Enhancing documentation and management of maintenance recormakingds.

• Leveragmakinging data-driven insights to support decision-making.