Fundamental of Mechanical Maintenance Course

Target Audience:

This program is targeting :

• Industrial, Commercial, Institutional
• Mechanical Engineers and mechanical technicians
• Maintenance and Operations professionals
  
• Maintenance Engineers and Supervisors
• Maintenance Planners, Schedulers and Work Preparers
• Key Operations Supervisors
• Other stakeholders in the Maintenance Function 
• CMMS Administrator or Key Users
• Key Maintenance Support Assistants

Language: English/Arabic 

Fundamental of Mechanical Maintenance Course Content:

1-PROGRAMME SUMMARY

– The smooth functioning of an industrial plant requires a number of correctives, preventive and predictive maintenance strategies. Such strategies involve operational and functional checks, repair and replacement of components, servicing, building infrastructure, etc.

– Preventive maintenance is performed with the intent of avoiding failures, production costs, losses and safety violations.

– Corrective maintenance is applied to malfunctioning equipment, and may involve processes such as welding, metal flame spraying, etc..

 – Due to the advent of sensing and computing technology, predictive maintenance has become a possibility. It involves sensors to monitor key parameters of the system health and predict any breakdown before it happens.

 – This textbook is a compilation of chapters that discuss the most vital concepts in the field of industrial maintenance. Different approaches, evaluations and methodologies in this field have been included in this book. It will serve as a reference to all professionals and students associated with this field.

2-OBJECTIVE

• Improve equipment effectiveness.
• Improve maintenance efficiency and effectiveness.
• Apply Early equipment management and maintenance prevention.
• Provide training to improve the skills of all people involved.
• Get operators involved in programmed maintenance

3-SCIENTIFIC CONTENTS

• Impact of Maintenance.

• Fundamental Requirements of Effective.

• Preventive Maintenance.

• Designing a Preventive Maintenance Program.

• Planning and Scheduling

• Scheduled Preventive Maintenance

• Maintenance Engineering Roles and Responsibilities

• Shaft Alignment

• Rotor Balancing

• Bearings

• Case studies and Exercises

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