Foundational processes of P-CAM engineering

The participant goes beyond the simple theory, to apply the lessons learned to his own context of operation, through workshops especially designed to self appropriate the fundamental principles;

• • to design a Performance-Centered Asset Management (P-CAM) process,
  • to set up a preventive maintenance process,
  • to implement a predictive maintenance program,
  • to follow up and ensure the sustainability of the process,
  • and most importantly ; to avoid drowning in trivial details.

This training is for people involved or having an interest in the management of physical assets, operational excellence or maintenance engineering, and looking for a new perspective.

Public: Managers, engineers, technicians, planners, analysts, maintainers, operators and professionals involved in asset management

Prerequisite: None

Objectives:  Establish the foundations necessary for the sustainable implementation of the Performance-Centered Asset Management (P-CAM) process

• • Define asset management, dependability (RAMS), maintenance and related concepts
  • Design a Performance-Centered Asset Management (P-CAM) process
  • Set up a preventive maintenance process
  • Implement a predictive maintenance program
  • Follow up and ensure the sustainability of the process

Methodology: Through presentations, workshops promoting exchange and analytical exercises, the participant becomes familiar with the fundamental concepts, so that he can lay the foundations for a sustainable performance-centered asset management process.

• • Presentations and exchanges (60%), analysis exercises (40%)

Outcome: The participant will gain the foundational processes to become a Performance-Centered Asset Management leader, while applying the principles of Global Sustainability ; People – Planet – Profit.

Team building: The mixed groups made up of several trades, professions and hierarchical levels create a unifying dynamic where each one understands his role within the whole. The common knowledge base combined with the workshops create a synergy between the participants. This opens up new channels of communication and restores those which are dry, even conflicting.

Duration: 2 days (14 hours) – also available in 3 days (21 hours) session, strongly recommended to allow more time for workshops and discussions

Content: This training session includes;

• • 1 enthusiastic and passionate trainer who knows how to popularize to really transmit knowledge, tools, concepts and above all, know-how
  • 17 lectures, each followed by a quiz to assess the knowledge learned and stimulate thinking
  • 8 workshops, where the participant puts into practice the knowledge acquired in his own operational context
  • 1 participant manual, including the full presentation, the P-CAM process, workshops, lists of failure modes, causes, remedies, detection methods and associated maintenance activities, definitions and references used
  • 1 asset classification tool, with standardized generic codes
  • 1 skills mapping tool (matrix)
  • 1 insurance spares optimization tool (strategic parts)
  • 1 nominative certificate of participation

Quality assurance: Training evaluation form to be completed and returned after the session, to receive the certificate of participation.

Terms: The training session is provided on your site or remotely. The dates are reserved by mutual agreement at least 4 weeks in advance (2/3 days consecutive or not, or 4/6 half-days depending on the dates agreed).

For on-site training, a room of sufficient capacity to accommodate all participants and the trainer must be made available for the duration of the training. This room must be equipped with a board and the material necessary for its use (chalk/pencils and erasing brush), as well as a projector/presentation screen compatible with a laptop computer.

Remote training sessions require the use of a high speed internet connection and a computer with microphone, speakers and camera.

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