This four-part curriculum is a fully integrated series designed to educate and provide hands-on interaction for the implementation of proactive maintenance and reliability behaviors in your manufacturing / facilities work environment. The interrelated parts of the curriculum are accomplished in four separate 3-day workshops with approximately 2-3 months between each workshop allowing the participants the opportunity to put into practice the knowledge gained from each preceding workshop.
The workshops are structured to guide the participants, step-by-step through the implementation process of a reliability improvement process. This 4 part series is very similar to the six course certification program for the Certified Maintenance and Reliability Manager but allows more time between the course weeks for application of the concepts.
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Dates: TBD Virtual or In-Person Week 1: Apr 26-28, 2022 Time: TBD **Times may change based on time zones for attendees.
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Jeff Shiver, CMRP, CPMM, CRL, ARP I-III, RCM2 / RCM3 Practitioner |
Jeff Shiver helps people improve beyond the status quo. He initiates positive change in organizations with respect to culture, business processes, and most importantly, people. Jeff has over 25 years of practitioner experience in manufacturing and facilities environments. Within Mars North America, he worked at four plant locations and held 2 corporate roles. |
In Columbia, SC, he was a vital team member starting a new pet food facility, initiating a predictive maintenance program, and pioneering plant floor information to the web. In Engineering, Maintenance, and Operations management roles, he led proactive culture transformations that yielded significant results at the Waco, TX Mars site. Prior to Mars, he held Engineering positions at Proctor and Gamble, and IBM sites.
Starting People and Processes, Inc. in 2006, Jeff is a Managing Principal who continues to leverage his expertise by mentoring people and organizations in the Best Practices. Jeff is recognized as a trusted advisor through his many articles, blogs, books, conference presentations, and course deliveries. He is the co-author of “Kitting in Maintenance”. His focus is simple; to get people to start, improve, and persist in the Reliability Best Practices.
Who should attend:
Organizational personnel who are accountable for implementing process and equipment change, or maintaining equipment, to include Plant Managers, Maintenance Managers and Supervisors, Operations Managers and Supervisors, and Maintenance or Reliability Engineers.
