Maintenance Effectiveness Assessment/Improvement Strategy

If you desire to improve your maintenance effectiveness, it is vital to have an accurate and objective understanding of your current state. This will serve as a solid foundation for successful improvement strategy and implementation. We will tailor to accentuate your strengths and focus on specific areas of improvement.

You should strongly consider conducting a Maintenance Effectiveness Assessment and Improvement Strategy Session if:

• You want to be more efficient and effective
• You are beginning a maintenance and reliability improvement effort
• You desire an objective snapshot of current maintenance performance
• You need to improve productivity and/or capacity by decreasing equipment downtime
• You want confirmation/identification of your current strengths and improvement opportunities
• You want specific and clear improvement recommendations, prioritized by criticality and timeframe, to close the gap between current state and world class

Our improvement plan will include:

During our 1 day Improvement Strategy Session, Marshall Institute will partner with your plant leadership, key stakeholders, and maintenance team to develop a custom 1 year improvement plan based on the assessment findings and your future desired state.

• Identification of future state goals
• Gap analysis of audit findings compared to future state
• Identification and prioritization of improvement areas
• 3 month, 6 month, and 1 year milestones/goals
• Identification of key internal resources required to support improvement
• Consultation and recommendations of best implementation practices and methods

Marshall Institute’s Maintenance Effectiveness Assessment is a thorough, structured, and proven 3 day assessment procedure consisting of:

• Maintenance effectiveness audit focused on:
  • Maintenance leadership
  • Organizational support structure
  • Workplace organization
  • PM/PdM policies, processes, and practices
  • Storeroom control
  • Planning
  • Scheduling
  • Information management/work control
  • Skills training
  • Reliability practices
• Collection and analysis of key maintenance metrics
• Facility tour and observations
• Individual surveys
• Focus group interviews
• Assessment result report out

If your goal is to improve the Maintenance and Reliability performance of your organization, allow Marshall Institute to take a peek under the hood and work hand in hand with you to create a strategy and improvement solution specific to your needs.