Maintenance Planning and Scheduling

Maintenance Planning and scheduling is also synonymous with control of maintenance. This book is a definitive authority on the subject and provides practical, tested techniques and processes by which you can build, run and manage this function to world class standards. This Maintenance book is written by IDCON and incorporates over 110 years of cumulative maintenance management experience. Topics covered in the 11 sections include: maintenance fundamentals, planning systems, work order planning, backlog management, maintenance scheduling, computerized maintenance management systems development, planning and scheduling shutdowns, performance measurements and management, essential care and condition monitoring. Format: Paperback Author: Don Armstrong Published: 2006 Pages: 216 Table Of Contents: Table of Content Chapter 1 Planning 1 Chapter 2 The Maintenance Cycle 8 Chapter 3 Maintenance Business Processes 9 Chapter 4 Work Identification 27 Chapter 5 Approving Work Requests 30 Chapter 6 Setting Work Priorities 31 Chapter 7 Work Orders 36 Chapter 8 Work Order Coding 42 Chapter 9 Backlog Management 54 Chapter 10 Detailed Work Planning 58 Chapter 11 Estimating Work Orders 73 Chapter 12 Work Order Examples 77 Chapter 13 Scheduling 93 Chapter 14 Work Execution 136 Chapter 15 Work Order Completion 138 Chapter 16 Materials Management 144 Chapter 17 Implementing Planning and Scheduling Changes 146 Appendices 150 Appendix 1 Definitions and Abbreviations 151 Appendix 2 Planning And Scheduling Job Descriptions 156 Appendix 3 Managing Equipment, Spare Parts And Supplies 157 Appendix 4 Failure Theory 180 Appendix 5 Preventive Maintenance (PM/ECCM) 183 Appendix 6 Maintenance Computer Systems (CMMS) 186 Appendix 7 Graphical Schedules Using Excel 188 Appendix 8 Critical Path Scheduling 191 Appendix 9 Plant Standards 194 Appendix 10 Planning And Scheduling Check Lists 198 Appendix 11 Maintenance Performance and its Measurement 201 Appendix 12 Communication Standards 213 Appendix 13 Purchasing and Planning 214