Practical Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Workshop

  • Practical Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Workshop
  • United Kingdom (UK) - London

Practical Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Workshop

Course Category : Operations and Maintenance

Modern organisations rely on structured maintenance planning systems to enhance equipment reliability and operational continuity, and this workshop delivers a practical framework for effective planning and scheduling.
5 days – Intermediate Level.

Starts On

26 - January - 2026

Ends On

30 - January - 2026

Location

United Kingdom (UK) - London

Language

English

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Targeted Audience

  • Maintenance planners.
  • Maintenance supervisors and technicians.
  • Reliability and maintenance engineers.
  • Operations and maintenance managers.
  • Middle-management personnel in technical departments.
  • Professionals involved in enhancing maintenance planning systems.

Targeted Skills

  • Maintenance planning skills.
  • Scheduling and timeline development.
  • Work order analysis and prioritisation.
  • Productivity improvement and downtime reduction.
  • Applying maintenance KPIs and performance tracking.
  • Workforce and resource planning.

Expected Outcomes

  • Understand contemporary concepts in maintenance planning and scheduling.
  • Apply efficient methods for work order management.
  • Develop comprehensive weekly and monthly maintenance schedules.
  • Assess required resources and allocate them effectively.
  • Improve operational efficiency and minimise maintenance-related disruptions

Training Topics Index

  • Planning concepts and their impact on asset reliability.
  • Work order lifecycle.
  • Data collection and maintenance documentation.
  • Prioritisation techniques.

  • Developing daily, weekly, and monthly schedules.
  • Workforce capacity analysis.
  • Balancing resources and activities.
  • Enhancing schedule compliance.

  • Identifying equipment and spare parts requirements.
  • Managing task overlaps and constraints.
  • Time and cost estimation.
  • Coordination across maintenance teams.

  • Definition and application of KPIs.
  • Schedule adherence measurement.
  • Productivity analysis.
  • Continuous improvement strategies.

  • Creating an integrated maintenance plan.
  • Developing a weekly schedule from a real scenario.
  • Resolving resource limitations.
  • Performance analysis simulation