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/>Objectives of maintenance</strong><br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Definition of maintenance and asset management<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Challenges and objectives of maintenance<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;The modern maintenance strategy<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Maintenance windows<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Maintenance methods<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Types of maintenance<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Classification of roles in maintenance<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Customer service in maintenance<br
/><strong>The work order system</strong><br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Purpose of the Work Order (WO) system<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Information collected on a WO<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Job estimating methods<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Prioritizing maintenance work orders<br
/>&nbsp;<br
/><strong>Day 2<br
/>Preventive Maintenance</strong><br
/>&middot;&nbsp;What is preventive maintenance<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;The importance of implementing a PM program<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Establishing schedules<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Breaking a facility into logical parts<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Developing an equipment list<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Developing equipment manuals<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Setting up inventory<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Understanding risks associated with a PM program<br
/>&nbsp;<br
/><strong>Day 3<br
/>Planning and scheduling of major maintenance WOS and shutdowns</strong><br
/>&middot;&nbsp;The unique challenge of maintenance shutdowns<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Importance of a clear Work Order (WO) scope definition<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Methods for building an effective maintenance database<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Critical Path Method (CPM)<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Work order crashing<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Resource scheduling and leveling<br
/>&nbsp;<br
/><strong>Day 4<br
/>Planning and controlling maintenance materials</strong><br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Identification of inventory costs<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Considerations in inventory decisions<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;How much to order: Economic Order Quantity (EOQ)<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;When to order (setting min and max levels)<br
/><strong>Controlling maintenance work</strong><br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Maintenance Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Backlog indices<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Schedule compliance indices<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;PM and emergency indices<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Generic maintenance indicators<br
/><strong>&nbsp;<br
/>Day 5<br
/>The role of planning and scheduling in Performance<br
/>Improvement</strong><br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Maintenance as a business process<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;How scheduled maintenance can lock in waste and cost<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Drawing learning from recurring maintenance tasks<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Reviewing planned maintenance<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Dealing with the productivity challenge<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Refining maintenance policies<br
/>&middot;&nbsp;Capturing learning from inspection work<br
/>&nbsp;<p>Cost: 3995 USD</p><p>Duration: 5 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Sun, 25 Feb 2018 15:22:00 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Procurement Planning and Bid Management  - Convertas , Dubai,Malaysia,Turkey,United Kingdom ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/procurement-planning-and-bid-management/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						<strong>Objective</strong><ul><li>Write strategic procurement objectives and initiatives to support long term directions</li><li>Arrange &#39;spend items&#39; into categories that support planning of go-to-market strategies</li><li>Apply demand forecasting techniques to improve planning of procurement activities</li><li>Generate vendor integration strategies to ensure supply security</li><li>Evaluate vendor bids in a scientific manner to support selection decision making</li></ul><strong>Outline</strong><br
/><em>Strategic procurement planning</em><ul><li>Setting procurement mission and objectives</li><li>Selection of improvement initiatives</li></ul>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Structure<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Systems<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Work streams<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Culture<ul><li>Performance measures and targets</li><li>Communication of procurement plan</li><li>Stakeholder engagement</li></ul><em>Spend category planning</em><ul><li>Spend category profiling</li><li>Spend impact analysis</li></ul>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Financial impact<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Vendor segmentation<ul><li>Market risk analysis</li></ul>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Value chain analysis<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - SWOT analysis<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Porter&#39;s five forces<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Risk heat maps<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Vendor risk scores<ul><li>Category report consolidation</li></ul><br
/><em>Forecasting and demand planning</em><ul><li>The soft side of forecasting</li></ul>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; - Tetlock&#39;s foxes and hedgehogs<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; - Taleb&#39;s black swan<ul><li>Principles of demand planning</li><li>Quantitative forecasting techniques</li><li>Qualitative forecasting techniques</li></ul><br
/><em>Vendor integration</em><ul><li>Vendor prequalification process</li><li>Vendor prequalification criteria</li></ul>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; - Legal criteria<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; - Financial criteria<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; - Technical criteria<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; - Staff criteria<br
/>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; - HSE criteria<ul><li>Service Level Agreements (SLAs)</li><li>Strategic partnering</li><li>Supplier diversity programs</li></ul><em>Bid evaluation and selection</em><ul><li>Bid management process</li><li>Bid evaluation criteria</li><li>Scoring systems and protocols</li><li>Selection and award</li><li>Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for complex purchases</li></ul><p>Cost: 3995 USD</p><p>Duration: 5 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Mon, 29 May 2017 23:00:24 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Project Risk Management  - Convertas , Dubai,Malaysia,Turkey,United Kingdom ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/project-risk-management-9/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						<strong>Objective</strong><ul><li>Develop project risk management plans</li><li>Identify project scope risks</li><li>Predict project schedule risks</li><li>Examine project resource risks</li><li>Apply quantitative and qualitative risk assessments</li><li>Plan strategies for negative and positive risks</li><li>Devise metrics to monitor and control project risks</li></ul><strong>Outline</strong><em>Planning risk management</em><ul><li>Risk components</li><li>Project risk planning processes</li><li>Risk management plan elements</li></ul><em>Identifying scope risks</em><ul><li>Sources of scope risk</li><li>Scope change risks</li><li>Defining deliverables</li><li>Bottom-up approach</li></ul><em>Identifying schedule risks</em><ul><li>Sources of schedule risk</li><li>Activity definition</li><li>Estimating activity duration</li><li>Applying estimating techniques</li><li>Activity sequencing</li></ul><em>I<em>dentifying </em>resource risks</em><ul><li>Sources of resource risk</li><li>Resource planning methods</li><li>Staff acquisition</li><li>Cost estimating and cost budgeting</li><li>Managing project risks</li></ul><em>Qualifying and quantifying project risks</em><ul><li>Quantitative and qualitative risk analysis</li><li>Risk assessment matrices</li><li>Quantifying risks using PERT analysis</li><li>Decision tree analysis</li></ul><em>Developing risk response strategies</em><ul><li>Categories of risk</li><li>Risk management strategies</li><li>Risk response planning</li><li>Contingency planning</li><li>Risk registers</li></ul><em>Monitoring and controlling project risks</em><ul><li>Implementing response plans</li><li>Collecting project status</li><li>Metrics and trend analysis</li><li>Project reviews and risk reassessment</li></ul><p>Cost: 3195 USD</p><p>Duration: 3 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Mon, 29 May 2017 22:21:56 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Advanced Project Management and Control  - Convertas , Dubai,Malaysia,Turkey,United Kingdom ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/advanced-project-management-and-control/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						<strong>Objective</strong><ul><li>Skill and confidence to use a practical project planning technique</li><li>Ability to determine if a project can truly be delivered on time and in budget</li><li>An understanding of how to discover the risks necessary to meet a constrained delivery date</li><li>Confidence to communicate project &quot;trade-offs&quot; clearly and set attainable goals with clients, managers, and team members</li><li>Knowledge of how to record actual project progress and then use the project baseline to spot and manage variance</li><li>Ability to &quot;frame&quot; your questions when analyzing the project plan to spot hidden variances</li></ul><strong>Outline</strong><br
/><br
/><em>Project and Portfolio Management</em><ul><li>Portfolio, program, and project management overview</li><li>Planning and control using appropriate life cycle</li><li>Managing matrix resources</li><li>The role of the project manager and skills required</li><li>A framework for planning and control</li></ul><em>Project Initiation and Planning</em><ul><li>Planning and control starts with the project charter</li><li>Exercise: Rank project using constraints flexibility assessment</li><li>Roles and responsibility</li><li>Exercise: Develop a RASCI chart</li></ul><em>Organizing and Conducting</em><ul><li>Define the project scope</li><li>Design the work breakdown structure</li><li>Identify project activities</li></ul><em>Estimating Activity Duration</em><ul><li>Estimating techniques</li><li>Reserve management</li><li>Balance effort/duration and allocation</li></ul><em>Constructing and Analyzing the Project Network</em><ul><li>Scheduling techniques</li><li>Milestones and Gantt charts</li><li>Network diagrams</li></ul><em>Constructing and Analyzing / Resource Leveling</em><ul><li>Applying accelerating techniques</li><li>Resource scheduling and availability conflict management techniques</li><li>Exercise: Resolve an over allocation problem using the least risk option</li></ul><em>Monitor and Control Progress</em><ul><li>Measuring and reporting progress (project governance)</li><li>Establishing a project dashboard</li><li>Exercise: Design a dashboard report</li><li>Earned value for tracking and forecasting time/cost</li><li>Closing Exercise: How techniques learned can be applied upon return to the workplace</li></ul><p>Cost: 3195 USD</p><p>Duration: 3 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Mon, 29 May 2017 20:52:51 +04</pubDate>				</item> 					</channel></rss>
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