Training
Descriptions:
BOC 201 – Preventive Maintenance & Troubleshooting
Principles
| Credits: |
.7 |
| Lecture: |
6 hrs |
| Class Exercise: |
1 hr |
| Total: |
7 hrs |
Prerequisites: The student should be familiar with overall facility maintenance.
Student must qualify for Level II participation, or have completed the BOC
Level I series.
Learning Outcomes/Competencies:
At the completion of the Preventive Maintenance & Troubleshooting Principles,
a participant will be able to:
- use troubleshooting skills to solve problems in their facility.
- understand the types of maintenance from emergency maintenance to predictive
maintenance.
- develop a PM system, including selection of a CMMS.
- implement a PM system.
- identify basic PM procedures.
- determine basic troubleshooting procedures.
- familiarize maintenance staff with equipment and tools.
- communicate the value of preventive maintenance to management.
Texts: STUDENT
HANDBOOK: BOC 201 – Preventive Maintenance & Troubleshooting Principles,
plus course handouts
Special Equipment: None
Evaluation:
BOC 201 – Preventive Maintenance & Troubleshooting Principles: Course
Outline
1. Introduction
to Preventive Maintenance & Operations
2. Energy
Review
a. The use of energy accounting
3. Troubleshooting
Heating Systems Overview
4. Heating System Review
5. Cooling
System Review
6. Overview
of troubleshooting skills
a. Troubleshooting Problem Types
b. Technical Problem Solving Steps
7. Technical
Problem Solving
a. Investigation
b. List Causes
c. Test
d. Repair
e. Evaluation 8. Troubleshooting Renovation
a. Investigation
b. Planning
c. Executing the Plan
d. Evaluate
9. Approach to
Troubleshooting
10. Manufacturers
Resources
11. Troubleshooting Service Bulletins
12. Preventive Maintenance
13. Work Orders
14. Work Priority
15. Unscheduled Maintenance
16. 7 steps Implementing a PM System
17. Logs
18. Predictive Maintenance
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