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Thoughts on Maintenance Planner Certification (CEIM) by

Thoughts on Maintenance Planner Certification (CEIM) by . Salih Duffuaa Professor, Systems Engineering Department King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals. Presentation Plan. Purpose of Certification. Existing maintenance certification program. Maintenance planner certification.

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Thoughts on Maintenance Planner Certification (CEIM) by

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  1. Thoughts on Maintenance Planner Certification (CEIM) by Salih Duffuaa Professor, Systems Engineering Department King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals

  2. Presentation Plan • Purpose of Certification. • Existing maintenance certification program. • Maintenance planner certification. • Need analysis • Objectives. • Body of knowledge (BOK). • Program design/organization. • Sustainability • Path forward

  3. Purpose of Certification • Improve the profession and the practice. • Create standard and well defined body of knowledge and capabilities to be mastered by persons practicing the profession. • Basis for progressing in the field or profession. • Basis for promotion

  4. Benefit of Certification The Society of Maintenance and Reliability Professional survey indicated the benefits are: • Clear direction for career development. • Improved visibility and recognition within your organization • Differentiated pay scale

  5. Benefit of Certification • Portable job skills and knowledge between plants and companies. • Assists in job promotion • Greater job effectiveness • Fewer frustration with gap in knowledge. • Improved on the job and outside training

  6. Certification Organization • American Society of Quality Control (ASQC) (15 certification) • Society for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals. • Association of Facilities Engineering

  7. Existing Certifications • Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE). • Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP). • Certified Plant Maintenance Manager (CPMM). • Certified Plant Supervisor (CMS). • Certified Plant Engineer (CPE).

  8. Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE) • Offered by ASQC : The Certified Reliability Engineer is a professional who understands the principles of performance evaluation and prediction to improve product/systems safety, reliability and maintainability. • Prerequisite: Eight years of on-the-job experience in one or more of the areas of the Certified Reliability Engineer Body of Knowledge. A minimum of three years of this experience must be in a decision-making position

  9. Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE) The body of knowledge (BOK) include: • Design review and control • Estimation and prediction. • Failure mode effects and analysis • Planning, operation and analysis of reliability testing • Human factors in reliability • Reliability information systems for failure analysis. • For more see: http://www.asq.org

  10. Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP) • CMRP is offered by SMRPs and recertification every three years. • No prerequisites. • BOK includes: • Business and management. • Manufacturing process reliability. • Equipment reliability. • People skills. • Work management. • Details at : www.smrp.org

  11. Certified Plant Maintenance Manager (CPMM) • CPMM offered by the Association for Facilities Engineering ( The American Institute of Plant Engineers) with three year recertification. • No degree requirement two years of experience in maintenance management. 5 credit for recertification.

  12. BOK for CPMM • Maintenance Management • Preventive Maintenance • Inventory Procurement • Work Order Systems and Maintenance Planning and Scheduling • Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) • Maintenance Training and Work Cultures • Predictive Maintenance • Reliability-Centered Maintenance • Total Productive Maintenance • Maintenance Return on Investment (ROI) • Safety • Indoor Air Quality • Documentation http://www.afe.org

  13. Survey • Pause for Survey • Please fill distributed survey

  14. Maintenance Planner Certification • No certification exists. • Maintenance planner is critical. • Impact maintenance effectiveness. • Develop and Implement planned maintenance. • Analysis and reporting. • Maintenance improvement.

  15. Planner Tasks • Job task analysis. • Job standards. • Coordination with several departments • Scheduling. • Safety procedures.

  16. Planner Tasks • Project management. • Access computer and data basis. • Monitor progress and take corrective actions. • Forecast work load. • Prepare reports. • More in depth task analysis is needed.

  17. Body of Knowledge • Basics of Statistics andforecasting. • Inventory management. • Work measurements and standard. • Basic of management. • Maintenance planning and scheduling

  18. Body of Knowledge • Quality control . • Computerized maintenance management. • Communications skills.

  19. The Big Question • Is it Needed ? • Pause for some input.

  20. Organization • Prepare material in BOK • A society manage the certification process. • Center conduct training

  21. Survey • Please fill the survey • Any comments or Questions?

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