Articles tagged with 'Training'

Let's discuss the issues that can be caused when a management of change procedure is not followed (or in this case, does not exist).

There is little point in having a strategic vision unless you actually allow your people to learn and apply their new skills.

As organisations move into the planned maintenance environment, the nature of the relationship between production and maintenance changes.

Want to encourage change within your organisation? Here are some tips to build a successful environment and answer the question: "what's in it for me?"

Usually KPIs focus on the outcomes of our processes, but if we aim to manage processes for more predictive outcomes, we need to develop KPIs that support them.

Even with access to extensive resources on the requirements of an effective asset management competence framework, businesses still seem to struggle to sustain capability.

Participants scored the course highly, based on the instructor's presentation skill, their ability to engage with them, and knowledge of the subject matter.

Organisations spend thousands of dollars a year on maintenance planning and scheduling training, but does training ensure good application?

Maintenance supervisors are key players in the safe and efficient execution of maintenance, but we see shortfalls in their performance in many organisations.

Most of the billions of dollars that asset-intensive industries pour into training each year is simply wasted. Here are 5 ways to avoid common failures.

These tips will help you to make the most of your consultant’s time, to achieve the desired assignment outcomes. After all, time is money.

Is it better to develop the skills within your organisation, hire personnel who can fill these roles, or use an external consultant?