Interdisciplinary Professional Programs
College of Engineering

Business Basics for Maintenance and Operations

This course empowers maintenance and operations professionals to think and act like business leaders. Participants will learn how to build ROI-driven business cases, understand key financial metrics, and align maintenance strategies with organizational goals. Through real-world examples and practical tools, attendees will be equipped to lead cultural change, justify investments, and drive measurable value across their organizations.

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Who Should Attend?

  • Maintenance and asset managers seeking to elevate their strategic and financial influence.
  • Operations and reliability leaders aiming to align technical functions with business outcomes.
  • Executives and engineers responsible for budgeting, planning, and driving performance across maintenance and operations.

What You Will Learn

  • Build and communicate ROI-based business cases that align maintenance and operations with strategic objectives.
  • Understand and apply key financial metrics (ROA, RONA, EBIT, etc.) to evaluate performance and justify investments.
  • Develop and execute plant-level strategies and budgets that support cultural evolution and operational excellence.

Course Details: RA01836

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Course Outline

Total Credits:
CEU 1.4, 
PDH 14, 
Applies to these Certificates:
Maintenance and Reliability Management, 
Advanced Maintenance and Reliability Management Gold, 

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