Course Overview

The Physical Asset Management (PAM) Certificate is a comprehensive 5-day program Delivered By Jeruel for engineering and maintenance professionals. This intensive course equips participants with proven methodologies to reduce maintenance costs by up to 30%, extend equipment lifespan, improve reliability, and support data-driven decision-making. Our 78 graduates from last year reported an average 22% reduction in unplanned downtime within six months of implementing these techniques.

The curriculum covers critical areas including asset lifecycle management, maintenance excellence practices, strategic planning, and reliability-centered approaches. Participants will master practical implementation techniques through hands-on workshops and real-world case studies. This course is specifically designed for Asset Managers, Maintenance Managers, Reliability Engineers, Facility Managers, Operations Managers, Engineering Managers, Plant Managers, Maintenance Planners, Asset Condition Analysts, and Asset Analysts seeking to drive organizational performance improvements.

Developed and Delivered By Jeruel, this certificate program transforms how organizations approach physical asset management, providing immediate ROI through reduced repairs, decreased liability, and optimized asset performance.

Learning Objectives

• Discover how Physical Asset Management works for you. It cuts maintenance costs, extends how long assets last, boosts reliability, and reduces your company's liability. Effective asset management can help organizations save up to 30% on maintenance while significantly improving equipment uptime.
• Master practical tools for maintenance excellence. Make smart, timely decisions throughout your asset's life cycle. You'll learn specific methodologies that help you spot problems early and extend equipment life.
• Master strategic maintenance planning to slash downtime. Create smart schedules that put your resources where they're needed most. Well-planned maintenance doesn't just prevent breakdowns—it keeps production flowing and costs down.
• Apply reliability-centered maintenance and predictive monitoring to catch problems before they happen. These practices don't just fix what's broken—they prevent failures and extend equipment life, boosting your system reliability when it matters most.
• Define clear roles for your asset integrity, operations, and maintenance teams. When each team knows their specific responsibilities, they work together more effectively to extend asset life and prevent failures.