Course Overview

Asset Management for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals is a comprehensive 20-hour advanced training program Delivered By Jeruel, specifically designed for maintenance and reliability practitioners seeking to enhance their asset management capabilities. This modular program consists of 10+ lessons covering essential topics including asset management principles, lifecycle management, maintenance strategies, risk-based decision making, performance measurement through KPIs, reliability-centered maintenance concepts, planning and scheduling, and continuous improvement methods. The practical knowledge and skills gained from this course directly apply to real-world engineering and maintenance challenges faced by today's industrial professionals.

Ideal for Maintenance Managers, Reliability Engineers, Asset Managers, Maintenance Supervisors, Plant Engineers, Maintenance Planners, Reliability Technicians, Operations Managers, and Asset Reliability Specialists, this course provides the tools needed to optimize asset performance and reliability across organizations. Participants will learn how to make data-driven decisions that extend equipment life, reduce downtime, and improve overall operational efficiency. Delivered By Jeruel through Jeruel Global, this training represents our commitment to excellence in maintenance and reliability education. For registration or additional information, contact us at Info@jeruelglobal.com or call +1 512-515-3090.

Learning Objectives

• Asset management combines strategic principles with practical frameworks to maximize value throughout an asset's lifecycle. You'll learn how to balance costs, risks, and performance to extend asset life and improve ROI. Companies using these methods typically reduce maintenance costs by 15-20% while increasing asset availability.
• Choose the right maintenance strategy for your needs. Compare preventive, predictive, condition-based, and corrective approaches to keep equipment running smoothly. Each strategy offers different benefits - from scheduled upkeep to real-time monitoring that catches problems before they cause downtime.
• Discover how reliability-centered maintenance prevents equipment failures before they happen. This approach focuses on critical functions rather than just fixing broken parts, helping teams reduce downtime by identifying the right maintenance tasks at the right time.
• Prioritize maintenance tasks based on risk levels. Focus resources on equipment with the highest failure consequences first. This approach helps you prevent costly breakdowns while making the most of your maintenance budget.
• Measure what matters in maintenance. Track key performance indicators like equipment availability and mean time between failures to spot trends early. Companies using targeted KPIs have reduced maintenance costs by up to 30% while extending asset life.
• Effective planning and scheduling create the foundation for reliable operations. When you manage work systematically, you reduce unexpected downtime and keep equipment running smoothly. A well-structured maintenance schedule can transform reactive firefighting into proactive reliability.
• Integrate continuous improvement into daily operations. Track progress with visual management boards, hold regular problem-solving sessions, and empower frontline teams to suggest changes. When teams own the improvement process, operational efficiency grows naturally.