Maintenance operations are conducted based on reports prepared by the maintenance department in the organization, which are completed during routine inspections of equipment and analyzing the underlying factors behind these problems and malfunctions. The goal is to identify what is needed to reduce deficiencies that hinder the organization's performance and to uncover any anomalies that draw attention, as well as mistakes and improper behaviors in the lab, along with necessary tasks to be executed by the maintenance department.

This program offered by the British Academy for Training and Development aims to enhance the maintenance task system in institutions and ministries to meet global standards. Through this program, participants will learn about models and methods used by European and global organizations that have implemented these systems to achieve the best possible results.

Target Audience for the Training Program in Developing Maintenance Task Systems:

• Supervisors of maintenance operations in laboratories.
• Heads of technical and maintenance departments.
• Employees in maintenance work teams.

Objectives

How Participants Will Benefit from Attending the Training Program in Developing Maintenance Task Systems:

After completing the course program, participants will learn about:

• How to remind workers of all maintenance tasks.
• Ways to provide supervisors with budgeting and planning facilities.
• Methods to provide workers with sufficient information on how to accomplish tasks.
• How to plan future maintenance workloads.
• How to prepare and distribute technical services.
• Familiarization with the latest models related to maintenance task systems.
• Understanding the mechanisms for maintaining health and safety.

1. Importance of maintenance work.
2. Planning maintenance tasks.
3. Adjusting production processes according to maintenance.
4. Causes of breakdowns.
5. Methods for maintaining spare parts.
6. Arranging tools and equipment.
7. Inspection, testing, and selection mechanisms.
8. How to prepare and distribute technical services.
9. Managing spare parts, tools, and materials used.
10. Maintaining health and safety.
11. Disposing of waste and refuse.
12. Design modifications or implementation methods.
13. Constructing new buildings or installing new equipment.
14. Models and practical examples.