The British Academy for Training and Development offers a comprehensive computer-based maintenance course that focuses on accurate time estimates, detail levels in work plans, creating schedules, and using content management systems. This training course is distinguished by its information on computer-based maintenance planning and scheduling, featuring the latest case studies and key performance indicators along with typical calculations and successful management. It provides the necessary expertise, advice, and knowledge to establish a world-class maintenance process. Since computer maintenance and performance go hand in hand, proper maintenance of your computer typically results in improved performance. Fortunately, basic computer maintenance tasks are simple enough for anyone to accomplish. This course will provide essential skills related to computer maintenance and serves as a solid and comprehensive background for anyone working with Windows-based computers.

Target Audience for the Comprehensive Maintenance Program via Computer

• Specialists in research and development or human resources.
• Professionals in various types of professional organizations.
• Individuals interested in evaluating new methods for training coordinators.
• Company managers, organizations, and heads of departments in various professional institutions.
• Anyone in a managerial role within an organization.

Objectives of the Comprehensive Maintenance Program via Computer

Upon completion of the program, participants will have learned to:

• Utilize machinery to enhance work efficiency.
• Reduce maintenance expenses.
• Determine the basis and assess the usage period for each machine.
• Minimize the quantity of spare parts held.
• Improve the ability to monitor and update maintenance work for preventive protection.
• Access illustrative indicators for machinery utilization and performance rates.
• Adapt to necessary health and safety requirements.
• Benefit from applying specified maintenance methods instead of repair maintenance.
• Understand the necessary requirements for specified maintenance using computers.
• Develop a plan for the minimum required level of illustrative documentation.
• Understand important timelines and job priorities.
• Manage the schedule for every available hour of work.
• Measure performance in compliance with the work schedule.

• Overview of computer components.
• Storage, input, and output devices.
• System software and application programs.
• The various functions of personal, workgroup, and project operating systems.
• Uses of word processing and presentation.
• Databases and communication programs.
• Components of communication devices and network operating systems.
• Types of short-range, medium-range, and broadband network communications.
• Decision support systems and specialized information systems.
• Uses of management information systems.
• Executive information systems and geographic information systems.
• Data management - studying database elements.
• Survey models for database management.
• Commitment to contracted work.
• Employee participation in maintaining the machines they use.
• Reviewing maintenance methods used.
• Elements of structured query language and cloud computing.
• Adapting to the industry's essential needs and standardizing and following instructions.
• Interacting with maintenance as a whole to achieve production goals.
• Increasing machine efficiency.
• Studying and identifying the causes of machine failures.