Masterclass for Maintenance and Reliability Technicians
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Author
William August Keeter
Lead Instructor, SME
Mr. William Keeter has thirty years of experience as a maintenance and reliability professional. He has successfully implemented business process improvement projects in a wide variety of verticals including Pharmaceuticals, Petrochem, Petroleum, Manufacturing, and Academia.
For the past 15 years Bill has provided training and consulting that has helped organizations both large and small streamline and improve their workflows in maintenance activities such as planning and scheduling, preventive and predictive maintenance, failure reporting and analysis, root cause analysis, and shutdown/turnaround planning and scheduling. Bill uses a wide variety of tools including Microsoft Office, MS Project, Visio, Mind Mapping, and Availability Simulation and Modeling to help organizations understand gaps in their processes and to develop strong business cases for needed improvements.
Bill is an internationally recognized author with articles published in maintenance journals in England, Australia, and the USA. Bill has presented articles at several internationally aended conferences including the Society of Maintenance and Reliability Professionals Annual Conference, The International Maintenance Conference, The Maintenance and Reliability World, The RCM Manager’s Conference, The Computerized Maintenance Management Systems Conference, and The ASME Annual Conference. Bill holds BS degrees in Business Administration and Electrical Engineering. Bill holds certifications as a Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional, a Certified Reliability Leader, and a Certified Reliability Engineer.
Program Overview:
This Maintenance and Reliability Technicians Best Practices course is designed to give new and veteran maintenance technicians an overview of the knowledge required to become a Certified Maintenance and Reliability Technician (CMRT). The course covers the four domains of practice and knowledge proficiency required of a CMRT.
Learning Outcomes:
Course attendees will gain knowledge and proficiency in four specific areas of maintenance and reliability practice to help them prepare for certification.
Maintenance Practices – Maintenance activities related to safe and effective performance of maintenance activities.
Preventive and Predictive Maintenance – Best practices in PM, condition monitoring, and lubrication with special focus condition monitoring technology capabilities.
Troubleshooting and Analysis – Best practices for performing troubleshooting activities related to breakdowns and continuing equipment issues.
Corrective Maintenance – Best practices for performing corrective maintenance activities designed to restore equipment to full function with special emphasis on precision maintenance and installation practices
Course program
Duration 7 h 36 m 38 s
Introduction and Blood-born Pathogens2 m 58 sConfined Spaces1 m 54 sElectrical Safety1 m 18 sEmergency Response Plans3 m 17 sEnvironmental Compliance & Ergonomics2 m 30 sEye Protection1 m 27 sFall Protection2 m 28 sFire Safety2 m 16 sHazard Communication2 m 38 sHearing Conversation2 m 53 sLadder Safety45 sFeedback4 m 46 sDay 1- KLP15 m 21 sImportant video Links1 m 18 sLockout TagOut3 m 40 sDomain 1 Contd.18 m 33 sRigging1 m 38 sRigging Q&A2 m 11 sScaffolding Safety- Guided Kahoot for self assessment only25 m 54 sDomain 1 Contd..7 m 55 sDomain 1 Contd...18 m 50 sDay 2 KLP18 m 22 s
The course will be available 90 Day
Masterclass for Maintenance and Reliability Technicians
Author
William August Keeter
Lead Instructor, SME
Mr. William Keeter has thirty years of experience as a maintenance and reliability professional. He has successfully implemented business process improvement projects in a wide variety of verticals including Pharmaceuticals, Petrochem, Petroleum, Manufacturing, and Academia.
For the past 15 years Bill has provided training and consulting that has helped organizations both large and small streamline and improve their workflows in maintenance activities such as planning and scheduling, preventive and predictive maintenance, failure reporting and analysis, root cause analysis, and shutdown/turnaround planning and scheduling. Bill uses a wide variety of tools including Microsoft Office, MS Project, Visio, Mind Mapping, and Availability Simulation and Modeling to help organizations understand gaps in their processes and to develop strong business cases for needed improvements.
Bill is an internationally recognized author with articles published in maintenance journals in England, Australia, and the USA. Bill has presented articles at several internationally aended conferences including the Society of Maintenance and Reliability Professionals Annual Conference, The International Maintenance Conference, The Maintenance and Reliability World, The RCM Manager’s Conference, The Computerized Maintenance Management Systems Conference, and The ASME Annual Conference. Bill holds BS degrees in Business Administration and Electrical Engineering. Bill holds certifications as a Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional, a Certified Reliability Leader, and a Certified Reliability Engineer.
