Managing the maintenance system
£26.00 (plus VAT)
Engineering managers, maintenance leads and technical managers
This course is designed for staff who are responsible for the maintenance system who work in the system manager role. It’s also for their accountable manager, so that they understand what they’re accountable for. On completion of this course, you’ll understand the role of the system manager and the responsibilities for compliance.
This course provides clear direction for developing a well-defined maintenance system procedure which is structured to include: the maintenance system core elements, PPM, facility management and project management.
The course includes an action plan based on a team approach, for effective implementation of the maintenance procedure which also includes a training plan for all those involved who will be responsible and accountable for tasks within the system.
‘Managing the maintenance system’ has been designed to meet the following sections of the standards:
| BRCGS Food Safety Issue 9 |
BRCGS Packaging Issue 6 |
BRCGS Agents & Brokers Issue 3 |
BRCGS Storage & Distribution Issue 4 |
| 4.6.2 Handback records 4.7.1 Maintenance schedule 4.7.3 Temporary repairs 4.7.4 Post-maintenance cleaning 4.7.5 Food-grade materials 4.7.6 Engineering workshops |
4.6.1 Lubricants 4.7.1 Maintenance programme 4.7.4 Equipment checks 4.7.5 Maintenance tools 4.7.6 Temporary modifications 4.7.7 Engineering workshops 4.7.8 Contractors |
Not applicable | 6.1.4 X Equipment checks 6.2.1 X Maintenance schedule 6.2.6 Temporary repairs/modifications 9.4.1 Food grade lubricants |
| FSSC 22000 Version 5.1 |
IFS Food Version 7 |
SQF Food Manufacturing Edition 9 | FSMA |
| 8.2.4e) Equipment and maintenance | 4.16.1 Maintenance plan | 11.2.1.1 Maintenance 11.2.1.7 Lubricants 11.2.1.8 Paint 11.2.1.5 Communication |
Not applicable |
We recommend that you complete mini training ‘Understanding maintenance controls‘ before taking any of the other courses in this series.
It provides the foundation of the basic understanding of maintenance and is an introduction to the rest of the training. This allows additional learning to be overlayed, producing a gradual learning experience – preventing the learner from becoming overwhelmed.
‘Understanding maintenance controls‘ will automatically be added to your cart when you purchase this course.
5 mini trainings covering the maintenance topic
There are a total of 5 mini trainings in this series:
- Understanding maintenance controls.
- Managing the maintenance system (this mini training).
- Planned preventive maintenance – coming soon.
- Maintenance workflow management.
- Project management.
About the training
The course includes exercises and takes approx. 70 minutes to complete, without breaks.The test is made up of 25 multiple-choice questions. 70% is required to pass and gain a certificate. The test is open book and retakes are free of charge.
A well-defined procedure
The course focuses on the development of a maintenance system procedure using a team approach to agree the processes of PPM, facility management and project management systems and their related controls.
Roles & responsibilities
The success of the tasks that are established and defined when the procedure is created for the system is a key aspect of this course. A training plan for those in responsible and accountable roles is included for effective implementation and monitoring of the system.
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David Couldrey (verified owner) –
This course fills a large gap in the industry. I have spent years looking for a course like this for maintenance engineers. I would strongly recommend this course to all maintenance engineers wanting to build a robust system.