PREDICTIVE AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
27 - 28 JULY 2026
COURSE INTRODUCTION
Effective maintenance moves beyond reacting to breakdowns by matching the right preventive and predictive tasks to equipment risk and condition. This programme explains how planned maintenance, autonomous maintenance, reliability-centred maintenance and condition-monitoring techniques work together. Participants learn to analyse equipment history, establish basic conditions, build practical maintenance schedules and use vibration and lubricant information to detect developing failures earlier.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of this programme, participants should be able to:
- Explain the objectives and trade-offs of corrective, preventive and predictive maintenance.
- Apply TPM and reliability-centred maintenance concepts to equipment strategy.
- Establish basic equipment conditions and operator-care activities.
- Use equipment history and Pareto analysis to prioritise planned maintenance.
- Develop practical preventive-maintenance tasks, checklists and schedules.
- Select suitable vibration, lubricant and other condition-monitoring techniques.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This programme is suitable for maintenance and reliability engineers, planners, supervisors, technicians, production and operations personnel, and managers responsible for equipment availability, maintenance strategy or condition monitoring.
COURSE CONTENT
- Maintenance objectives and corrective, preventive and predictive strategies
- TPM, autonomous maintenance and basic equipment conditions
- Reliability-centred maintenance questions and decision logic
- Equipment deterioration, failure patterns and common production losses
- Equipment-history analysis and Pareto prioritisation
- Preventive-maintenance task selection, checklists and schedules
- Condition-monitoring programme scope and equipment selection
- Vibration-analysis fundamentals and applications
- Lubricant and wear-debris analysis fundamentals
- Integration of inspection findings with maintenance planning
