Keep pace with the latest innovations and technology with our Maintenance and Reliability Management (MRM) courses. Each course features practical, problem-solving strategies, designed to help new and experienced maintenance professionals.
Commit to Your Career
Earn your certificate by completing one (1) required course, Reliability-Centered and Other Maintenance Management Best Practices and four (4) additional courses shown at the links below, held in Madison or online.
Certificate Requires completion of Reliability-Centered and Other Maintenance Management Best Practices and 4 other courses of your choice.
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Developing a High-Performance Maintenance and Reliability Organization
- Jun. 13-14, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C438) - $1,295.00
- Oct. 3-4, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C568) - $1,295.00
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Planning and Scheduling Maintenance Operations
- Jun. 15-16, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C439) - $1,295.00
- Oct. 5-6, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C569) - $1,295.00
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Reliability-Centered and Other Maintenance Management Best Practices
- Sep. 27-29, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C567) - $1,695.00
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Using FMEA and RCM to Reduce Equipment Failures
- Oct. 27-28, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C635) - $1,295.00
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Effectively Managing Your Maintenance Team
- Oct. 31 - Nov. 1, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C570) - $1,295.00
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Improving Equipment Uptime and Performance with TPM
- Nov. 7-8, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C571) - $1,295.00
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MRO Inventory Management
- Nov. 9-10, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C572) - $1,295.00
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CMMS Setup and Utilization
- Nov. 14-15, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C573) - $1,295.00
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Root Cause Analysis Tools for Technical Applications
- Nov. 16-17, 2022 - Madison, WI or Live Online (C574) - $1,095.00
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Overview of Preventive Maintenance Optimization
- Online: Anytime (C354) - $450.00
Certificate Requires completion of Reliability-Centered and Other Maintenance Management Best Practices and 4 other courses of your choice.
Reliability-Centered and Other Maintenance Management Best Practices (RA01362)
Asset Strategy Development (RA01644)
CMMS Setup and Utilization (RA01639)
Developing a High Performance Maintenance Organization (RA01483)
Effectively Managing Your Maintenance Team (RA01433)
Improving Equipment Uptime and Performance with TPM (RA01638)
Lean Six Sigma, and Maintenance Best Practices (RA01267)
MRO Inventory Management (RA01031)
Planning and Scheduling Maintenance Operations (RA01259)
Predictive Maintenance Technologies and Utilization (RA01068)
Preventative Maintenance Optimization (RA01499)
Root-Cause Analysis Tools for Technical Applications (RA01659)
Using FMEA and RCM to Reduce Equipment Failure (RA01660)
Using TPEM to Improve Total Productive Maintenance Performance
The Maintenance and Reliability Management course series will help you:
- Learn practical solutions to everyday problems
- Stay current with the latest maintenance practices and technologies,
- Increase your value to your organization
- Handle complex maintenance challenges and contribute to the bottom line
You’ll be able to network with individuals experiencing similar problems.
Learn from instructors with decades of practical, real-world experience.
The certificate program is designed for those who are…
- Involved in your company’s asset or maintenance management program
- Part of the change process in your organization’s maintenance
- New to the field
- A senior member of the maintenance team who is tired of doing the same thing and getting the same results, constantly putting out fires, and never having the time to do things right
The following are shares from specific course attendees:
Reliability-Centered and Other Maintenance Best Practices:
“The course was very informative. I like that it takes some lean principles and gives you way to apply it to maintenance.” – Nick Schenk
“I liked the course and received good info that should translate into value with my day to day as a carpenter shop planner.” – Andrew Powers
“This course is well designed, the pace is appropriate, instructor is very knowledgeable, information is current and timely.” – Jeff Calhoun
Predictive Maintenance Technologies:
“Instructor is knowledgeable and can relate with what happens in the field with real-life scenarios.” – David Lauer
“Wide variety of information across all topics. I feel I have a lot of ideas I can bring back to make our program better”
MRM Certificate Instructors
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