Key Outcomes of This Course

Participants completing this course will gain a practical understanding of how to develop, implement, and continuously improve a maintenance strategy that balances asset reliability, risk, performance, and lifecycle cost.

  • Maintenance Strategy Fundamentals

    Understand corrective, preventive, condition-based, predictive, and reliability-centered maintenance—and how to select the right approach for the asset, failure mode, criticality, and operating context.

  • From Strategy to Executable Tasks

    Learn how to translate maintenance strategy into clear tasks, intervals, triggers, responsibilities, work instructions, and controlled records within the CMMS or EAM system.

  • Maintenance Maturity and Leading Practices

    Understand how organizations progress from reactive to value-driven maintenance through stronger planning, condition monitoring, outage management, spare-parts readiness, reliable data, and continuous improvement.

About This Course

This self-paced course provides a practical introduction to maintenance strategy for power and renewable energy assets. Participants will learn how to select appropriate maintenance approaches, assess maintenance maturity, translate strategy into executable tasks, strengthen work management and outage planning, manage critical spares, and support continuous improvement. Estimated completion time: approximately 2 hours.

Course curriculum

    1. Before you begin

    2. Introductions and Learning Objectives

    3. What is Maintenance Strategy?

    4. Maintenance Approaches

    5. Maintenance Maturity

    6. A Case Study - Maintenance Maturity Assessment

    7. Risk-Based Maintenance Decision-Making

    8. Inspections & Condition Monitoring

    9. Building a Maintenance Plan

    10. Maintenance Leading Practices

    11. Course Recap

    12. Maintenance Strategy Knowledge Check

    13. Student Feedback

About this course

  • $500.00
  • 13 lessons
  • 1.5 hours of video content

Start Your Asset Management Journey

Designed for operators, engineers, and asset managers, this course offers a practical foundation for new entrants and a valuable refresher for experienced professionals looking to strengthen their Asset Management understanding.