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Training Courses | Online Live Stream
Maintenance and Reliability
Best Practices
- 23-26 March 2026
- Section : Online Training.
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Course Brief
This 4-day session is developed to prepare professional’s aptitude with the five pillars of SMRP (Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals) body of knowledge (BOK) which also includes review of the ISO 55001 –asset management standard.
Course Description:
The course is Based on 5 pillars of Maintenance and Reliability Body of Knowledge which as as below:
- BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT : is the area that describes the skills used to translate an organization’s business goals into appropriate maintenance and reliability goal and objectives that support and contribute to the organization’s business results
- MANUFACTURING PROCESS RELIABILITY subject area describes the activities that apply to the equipment and processes for which the maintenance and reliability professional is accountable.
- EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY relates to the maintenance and reliability activities to the manufacturing process of the organization to ensure that maintenance and reliability activities improve the manufacturing process.
- ORGANIZATION & LEADERSHIP, this section describes processes for assuring that the maintenance and reliability staff is the most skilled and competent to achieve the maintenance and reliability organizational goals.
- WORK MANAGEMENT, this area focuses on the skills used to get the maintenance and reliability work done effectively and efficiently. it includes maintenance planning & scheduling, materials & inventory management , and quality assurance of maintenance activities.
Certification:
The CMRP is the number 1 leading credential to justify the knowledge skills and abilities of maintenance and reliability professionals worldwide. CMRP is accredited by ANSI and it follows the ISO standards for accreditation and processes.
About Your Trainer
ANDY GAGER CMRP, CRL, CAMA2 CFIMF or the past 20+ years, I have helped Empower Maintenance and Reliability (M&R) professionals across diverse industries, including manufacturing, oil and gas, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, transportation, and many others.
Andrew gager is a highly recognized expert in manufacturing best practices, operations, maintenance, reliability systems, and supply chain optimization. With over two decades of leadership experience ranging from shop floor operations to plant management,Â
Andrew brings a wealth of practical and strategic knowledge to every engagement. For the past 20+ years, he has worked extensively with senior leadership, maintenance, and reliability (m&r) organizations across diverse industries including manufacturing, oil and gas, food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, transportation, and many others. Andrew holds multiple certifications, including certified maintenance and reliability professional (cmrp), certified planning and inventory management (cpim), and certified asset management assessor (cama2). A dynamic and engaging speaker, he is frequently invited to present at industry events domestically and internationally and contributes regularly to leading trade publications. Andrew gager is an expert in manufacturing operations, maintenance, reliability systems, and supply chain optimization, with over 40 years of experience from shop floor to plant management. He has consulted with senior leaders and organizations across industries such as oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and transportation. Andrew holds cmrp, cpim, and cama2 certifications and is a sought-after speaker at industry events worldwide. He serves on several professional committees, including the cmrp exam writing group and iso 55001 committees. He also is a contributing columnist for several trade publications.
Benefits of Attending:
- Explain how to develop and document an effective asset management program.
- Effectively organize the plant maintenance department.
- Understand planning and scheduling principles.
- Prioritize assets and maintenance tasks.
- Be able to make decision about how to effectively document maintenance actions..
- Implement effective management of change principles.
CMRP MOCK TEST
Mock test, comprising a total of 300 questions, will be administered upon the completion of each Pillar.
Andy’s explanations and illustrations are 100% relevant to our environment and he makes it so simple to understand Maintenance Manager
The instructor was knowledgeable and has great experience and covered all our questions in detail and used examples to reinforce Plant Manager
Andy’s presentation skills and relating it to real life examples was excellent and made the sessions enjoyable! -Division Manager – Food & Beverage Industry Great discussions and elaborations of the learning objectives. Well done! Regional Director – Manufacturing Industry The training was well defined. The content was related to our current state, and course was interesting, and interactive.
Andy’s presentation skills and relating it to real life examples was excellent and made the sessions enjoyable! -Division Manager – Food & Beverage Industry Great discussions and elaborations of the learning objectives. Well done! Regional Director – Manufacturing Industry The training was well defined. The content was related to our current state, and course was interesting, and interactive.
Testimonials
12 Essential Modules to Take your Maintenance Team from Reactive towards Proactive Maintenance.
Day 1
- Course overview and introductions
- Module 1 – Reliability-Centred Asset Management (RCAM)
- Module 2 – ISO55000 Based Maintenance Program Planning
Day 2
- Module 3 – Reliability Engineering
- Module 4 – Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis
- Module 5 – Reliability-Centred Maintenance Basics
Day 3
- Module 6 – Reactive and proactive Maintenance
- Module 7 – Maintenance Processes
- Module 8 – Prioritizing work
Day 4
- Module 9 – Maintenance Task Planning
- Module 10 – Maintenance Task Scheduling
- Module 11 – Managing the Maintenance Process
- Module 12 – Management of change
- Summary and review
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