We believe that any company or country's real wealth lies, above all, in the talent and knowledge of its people. We also believe that companies may obtain important benefits from the application of its training capacity in the maintenance area, whether Industrial, Building, Facility or Fleet.

Software Training

The implementation of any management system requires intensive training. At Asset Logic Pty Ltd, we know training is the way to enable users to efficiently explore the software and to develop and expand the data already introduced.
Training assures sustainability to the client's solution.

Our maintenance management solutions always include intensive personnel training.

Training in Maintenance Management and organisation

	Module 1 - Introduction to Maintenance Introduction to maintenance Maintenance basic concepts and terminology Maintenance management's reach Identify management expectations Characterise different costs, Quality, Human Relations and work environment Identify maintenance costs Identify maintenance types and work types Knowledge application
	Module 2 - Plant organisation Introduction to Plant organisation Functional organisation Characterise Cost Centers Define Equipment codification methodology Define object types Drafting technical particulars datasheets Identify objects attributes Identify technical intervention areas Characterise Departments and Functions Costs definitions; Knowledge application
	Module 3 - Computerized Maintenance Setup a Maintenance Software Short presentation Introduce previous information into the software
	Module 4 - Maintenance Materials organisation Introduction to Materials organisation Applicable concepts Identify management needs Set up and develop a structured material coding system Valuation and Unit cost; Order cost; holding costs; Economic Order Quantity (EOQ); Safety stock;  Inventory Material consumption; In Store and Out Store operations; items below minimum; stock valuation; ABC Analysis; Identify best practice goals: finantial, operational and motivational Knowledge application Introduce material coding system into the software Register all materials.
	Module 5 - Maintenance Plans Organize preventive schedules (scheduled maintenance recommended by the manufacturers and the established good practices Organize maintenance knowledge base library Preventive maintenance planning Prepare the corresponding Work Orders (WOs) Knowledge application Walk around type routines
	Module 6 - Work Order Management (WOs) Identify concepts related to WOs Urgency; Priority; Work order preparation; Estimates; Duration; Resources; Create a WO; Work Order status. Analyze your Work plan Analyze work load and necessary Knowledge application Create a WO – complete cycle; Work analysis.
	Module 7 - Maintenance Analysis and Indicators WO reporting Management goals Introduction to individual reporting Recording Man-Hour, Materials and Third party costs Reporting maintenance times Introduction to Indicators Obtain indicators Maintenance indicators Technical indicators Economical indicators Event analysis ABC analysis Knowledge application History analysis
	Module 8 - Purchasing Management Purchasing management: concepts Define purchasing order types, payment conditions and delivery locations Multiple market proposal requests Preparing and issuing Purchasing orders for coded materials Preparing and issuing Purchasing orders for third party services Material purchasing: Store In or direct application Purchasing reception management: materials (In Store or apply directly) and services (invoices) Order status (prepared, issued, partially received, fully received)
	Module 9 - Maintenance Work Requests Maintenance work requests: concepts. Work requests status: Pending, Approved, In Progress, Attended and Completed Maintenance management: responding to work requests Monitoring and completing requests