Equipment Maintenance and Reliability
This course covers the fundamentals of equipment maintenance and reliability in industrial facilities. You will learn how proper maintenance impacts equipment reliability, product quality, and workplace safety, while better understanding the costs associated with equipment downtime and failures. The course explores essential maintenance best practices, including scheduled maintenance procedures, proper documentation, and safety guidelines that must be followed when performing maintenance work. Through practical examples and real-world scenarios, learners will understand why maintenance should be viewed as an investment, and how implementing an effective preventive maintenance program can prevent major equipment failures, reduce operational costs, and create a safer work environment.





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Course Details
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Identify examples of maintenance activities in a production facility
- Describe how regularly scheduled maintenance improves equipment reliability, product quality, and worker safety
- Describe the direct and indirect costs of equipment problems and breakdowns
- Explain why it is important to document maintenance
- Identify general maintenance best practices and safety guidelines
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it important to maintain equipment?
What are examples of equipment maintenance in a production facility?
If equipment isn’t properly maintained, what are some problems that may occur?
Why would it be expensive to have a piece of equipment that wasn’t properly maintained?
How does maintenance improve product quality?
Sample Video Transcript
Equipment maintenance refers to the work done to either repair an equipment problem, prevent the equipment from wearing down, or to make the equipment run better. Examples of equipment maintenance in a production facility include cleaning, lubrication, replacing parts, making adjustments to parts, and inspections. This maintenance helps ensure that equipment performs normally and is less likely to have more serious problems later.