Methodology of Troubleshooting
Event Location:
East Penn Manufacturing, 102 Deka Rd, Lyons Station, PA, 19536
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR OUR June 4-5, 2024 SESSION.
Are you maintaining your equipment or repairing it?
Do your people change part after part until your machinery can run again?
This two-day Methodology of Troubleshooting course is being hosted at a local manufacturing site and will provide the real‐life, hands‐on experience you need to maintain your equipment and give you a logical, multi-step approach to solve equipment failures quickly, efficiently, and permanently using real life breakdown scenarios.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
This course will help you understand:
- What your equipment is supposed to do and why it is doing it
- What your equipment is supposed to do and how it should do it
- Troubleshooting a process that requires structured, organized thinking
Who Should Attend
The program is aimed at current and aspiring maintenance managers, engineers, supervisors, planners, or anyone who has a direct interest in building and sustaining a world-class maintenance program.
Questions?
Contact Nicole Pierce at (484) 655-4873 or nicole.pierce@mrcpa.org.
Instructor
Jeffrey Craig, CMRP | Reliability & Maintenance Professional | Fuss & O’Neill Manufacturing Solutions
Jeff has more than 30 years of experience in Engineering and Maintenance Management. A natural leader, Jeff has spent his career training both civilians and military personnel in the art of technical and program management. He is an expert in safety program management and has extensive process improvement experience.
As a Reliability and Maintenance Professional for Fuss & O’Neill’s Manufacturing Solutions, Jeff works with clients to integrate total process management to improve efficiency, safety, and the bottom line. Jeff is an expert and proponent of TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) and Maintenance Excellence procedures because he has seen, firsthand, the benefits these practices bring. He integrates his practical experience into classes to emphasize real-world applications and to effectively communicate the subject matter. He focuses on individualized client attention and recognizes that an off-the-shelf approach is never an option.