Valuable Course for:  Inexperienced maintenance and engineering personnel interested in an introductory course which overviews operations training, accurate maintenance estimating, scheduling, and best practice maintenance planning.

This Carver workshop will provide you with comprehensive interactive hands-on training in such areas as:
• Introductory elements and processes of Maintenance Planning, Estimating and Scheduling;
• The method of using Value=Benefit-Cost strategy in justifying your maintenance activities;
• Introductory Asset Performance Management;
• The typical roles and responsibilities of a maintenance planner and estimator;
• Critical path schedule, and man power (budget) correction methods;
• How Maintenance Planning directly affects Plant & Equipment Life Cycle costing;
• How Estimating and Scheduling responsibilities fit into Maintenance workflows.

Valuable Course for:  Personnel seeking hands-on, practical, top-quartile training in the area of commissioning and start-up planning skills.

This three day Carver workshop will provide you with comprehensive, interactive hands-on training with practical case studies in such areas as:
• The key stages of the commissioning process;
• Developing an overall commissioning and plant start-up strategy;
• Dealing with machinery and equipment specific commissioning issues;
• Managing issues dealing with the commissioning of typical Process Plant and Utilities Systems;
• Developing an overall commissioning management plan, resource plan and budget;
• Troubleshooting and Problem Solving strategies which can be applied during commissioning;
• Managing risks associated with commissioning;
• Identifying safety and training requirements;
• Developing maintenance programs and job plans;
• Developing activity/progress charts;
• Close down activities.

Valuable Course for:  Industry personnel seeking hands-on, practical, top-quartile training in the area of Microsoft Project Software Tool.

In this Carver workshop Students will create a basic project and will be provided with comprehensive, interactive hands-on training with practical case studies in such areas as:
• The basics of MS Project Professional: how to work with menus and commands, how to enter tasks and task durations, how to outline tasks, and how to define task relationships;
• Learning how to set up and assign resources, and enter resource and project cost information;
• Using MS Project’s more advanced tools to resolve resource conflicts automatically and manually;
• Saving a baseline and tracking projects with the intent of keeping projects within scope;
• Customizing reports, views, printing, sorting, filtering, and grouping.

Valuable Course for:  Inexperienced industry personnel seeking hands-on, practical, top-quartile training covering the many aspects of Industrial Inventory and Warehouse Management.

This Carver workshop will provide you with comprehensive interactive hands-on training in such areas as:
• Identifying the different types of inventory;
• Understanding  if and what cost reduction strategies may apply to your inventory;
• Describing typical maintenance inventory behavior;
• Describing the typical workflows associated with supply chain;
• Understanding Activity Based Costing (ABC) and how it applies to inventory management;
• Understanding why O&M and warehouse parts philosophies and needs should have common performance measures;
• Describing and defining how technology interrelates to inventory management;
• Understanding the physical requirements of a facility parts warehouse;
• Defining the Economic Order Quantity formula and describe its application;
• Calculating the optimum minimum spare parts levels for maintenance spares.

Valuable Course for:  Experienced Industry Personnel seeking hands-on, practical, top-quartile training relating to maximizing production up time, managing information, risk and time. This workshop promotes teamwork between operations and maintenance departments.

Valuable Course for:  Experienced Industry Personnel seeking hands-on, practical, top-quartile training relating the monitoring, identifying, documenting and implementing of improvements for equipment, process or human failures (RCM facilitation).

This advanced Carver workshop will provide students with the top-quartile, interactive hands-on training with practical and industry specific case studies in such areas as:
• Defining Root Cause Failure Analysis;
• Using “Value = Benefit – Cost” to justify RCFA;
• Defining the types of failures;
• Utilizing Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA);
• Responding to incidents;
• Organizing teams;
• Analyzing a failure and determine the root cause;
• Making recommendations for implementation.

Valuable Course for:  Experienced Maintenance, Operations and Engineering personnel considering or implementing RCM and seeking comprehensive, interactive hands-on training of the different reliability centered maintenance implementation steps, and common strategies.