DATE: 18 & 19 AUGUST 2008
VENUE: SHERATON HOTEL, SUBANG JAYA
WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
The definition of maintenance often states maintenance as an
activity carried out for any equipment to ensure its reliability to
perform its functions. Maintenance to most people is any
activity carried out on an asset in order to ensure that the asset
continues to perform its intended functions, or to repair any
equipment that has failed, or to keep the equipment running,
or to restore to its favorable operating condition. Over the
years, many new strategies has been implemented as
maintenance strategies which is intended to overcome the
problems which is related to equipment breakdown. Some of
the common maintenance strategies are predictive, preventive
and proactive. This workshop will analyze each of these
strategies.
Proper maintenance of plant equipment can significantly
reduce the overall operating cost, while boosting the
productivity of the plant. Although many management
personnel often view plant maintenance as an expense, a more
positive approach in looking at it is to view maintenance works
as a profit center. The key to this approach lies in a new
perspective of proactive maintenance approach.
There are a number of important reasons for having an
efficient, well‐organized, cost‐effective and innovative
maintenance team including:
• Ensure high plant availability
• Ensure equipment reliability
• Deliver effective maintenance
• Ensure value for money
• Provide best maintenance practices
• Guarantee statutory compliance
Effective maintenance requires an understanding of current
maintenance practices and capability, clear ideas about areas
requiring development and a realistic plan for putting this in
place. This workshop will provide you with all that and more.
There are many other challenges facing Plant staff at this time
around the issue of reliability and maintenance, including:
• Plant Maintenance Optimization
• Optimizing Condition‐Based Maintenance
• Cost Constraints of a Budget
• Environment improvement
• Energy management
• Shutdowns & Turnarounds
The purpose of this workshop is to provide insight into these
areas as they relate to plant reliability and maintenance
strategies, as well as examine current and best practices
around maintenance execution, planning and scheduling. This
comprehensive 2‐days full workshop is designed to provide the
attendees with a comprehensive survey of reliabilities issues,
solutions, and tools to make better maintenance decisions.
FOR MORE DETAILS, CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK:
PLANT RELIABILITY MAINTENANCE & STRATEGY WORKSHOP
