PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Asset Management for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals

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.

Advanced
English
18 Modules
24 Hours
A substantial industrial motor paired with a precision wrench and a small condition-monitoring sensor, connected to a simple lifecycle arc behind it.

Course Overview

Asset Management for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals connects day-to-day technical decisions with the value an organization expects from its assets. The course examines how maintenance strategy, reliability practices, work management, and performance measurement contribute to lifecycle objectives. Participants develop a shared perspective on cost, risk, performance, and the operational role of maintenance and reliability teams.

The program focuses on choosing maintenance approaches that suit asset functions and operating needs. It brings together reliability-centered thinking, risk-based priorities, planning and scheduling, and continuous improvement. Participants explore how equipment information and performance measures can inform both immediate work decisions and longer-term asset plans, supporting a clear connection between technical activity and organizational results.

Learning Objectives

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

  • Explain how maintenance and reliability practices contribute to lifecycle asset value.
  • Compare preventive, condition-based, and corrective maintenance approaches for defined operating needs.
  • Relate reliability-centered maintenance principles to asset functions and maintenance task selection.
  • Prioritize maintenance activities using asset criticality and risk considerations.
  • Interpret asset availability and reliability measures to guide improvement decisions.
  • Connect planning, scheduling, and work execution with asset management objectives.
  • Identify practical improvement actions that align technical work with organizational priorities.

Practical Application

Apply the learning to give maintenance and reliability decisions a clear asset management purpose.

  • Aligned maintenance strategies: Review equipment care requirements in the context of the service each asset provides and the performance expected from it.
  • Informed work priorities: Bring criticality, condition information, and operational needs into planning and resource discussions.
  • Meaningful performance reviews: Connect maintenance measures with asset objectives so teams can explain their contribution and select useful development actions.
In Person Cohorts
Virtual Instructor Led Sessions
Inhouse Private Sessions
Course Incudes
  • 18 Modules
  • 4 Assessments
  • Recorded Session Access
  • Pre-Course Assessment
  • Post-Course Assessment
  • Course Completion Certificate
  • Project Validation Certificate
Who should Attend?
  • Maintenance Manager
  • Reliability Engineer
  • Asset Manager
  • Maintenance Supervisor
  • Plant Engineer
  • Maintenance Planner
  • Reliability Technician
  • Operations Manager
  • Maintenance Engineer
  • Asset Reliability Specialist

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