The 5 Levels of Effective Maintenance Scheduling – Webinar
Posted on:
May 20, 2020
By
Luke Hamer
Today, many organizations are still ill-equipped to effectively schedule the most important work orders to improve plant performance. Scheduling should start at the 52-week level and cascade into the 16, 4, and 1-week levels, finally ending with daily scheduling.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Align your work prioritization criteria with business risks
- Understand the impact of proper scheduling on TEEP
- Discover the different types and levels of scheduling
- Implement an effective prioritization process immediately
- Develop a plan to implement the 5 levels of scheduling today
The benefits of proper scheduling are many and include, reduced planned downtime, decreased overtime, and minimum reactive work. Watch this webinar now.
Author Information
Luke Hamer is an expert on work order scheduling’s interconnection with reliability and is Sockeye’s VP of Business Development.