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Training Programs in Maintenance
1.
Describe the Maintenance Supervisory Training at your company
All are trained when salaried and additional training is mandatory on a schedules basis
All are trained when salaried and additional training is offered on a optional basis
The majority are trained when salaried
The majority are offered and attend training which is offered on an infrequent and or irregular basis
Few are given initial training and little or no additional training is provided
2.
Describe Maintenance Planner Training at your company
All maintenance planners/schedulers have to been to one or more public seminars providing instruction on maintenance planning and scheduling
All maintenance planners/schedulers are provided with a written training program for maintenance planning
All planners/schedulers receive 1-on-1 on-the-job-training for at least one month
Planner/scheduler training is on-the-job
There is no planner/scheduler training
3.
Describe the details of maintenance planner training subjects at your company
Work order planning and execution
Material planning
Scheduling practices
Project planning
No formal maintenance planning training
4.
Describe the general quality and productivity training at your company
Includes upper management, line supervision, hourly worker, support personnel
Includes upper management, line supervision, hourly worker
Includes upper management, line supervision
Is only for upper management
No quality or productivity training program
5.
Describe the maintenance crafts training at your company
Training is tied to a pay and progression program
Formal job experience is required before employment and on-the-job training is provided
Training is provided by on-the-job experience after hire
There are no formal training requirements for hire and no subsequent training if provided
6.
Maintenance training intervals: Formal maintenance training is provided to ALL maintenance craft employees at the frequency of:
Less than one year
Between 12-18 months
Between 18-24 months
Not to all - but to some in any of the above frequencies
No formal maintenance training is provided
7.
Describe the format of maintenance training at your company
Training is a mix of classroom and lab exercise
Training is all classroom
Training is all in lab environment
Training is all on-the-job
No formal maintenance training
8.
Describe the type of maintenance training instructors at your company
Outside contractor experts
Staff subject experts
Combination Outside and Staff experts
Supervisors
Hourly workers
No formal training program
9.
Describe the quality and skill level of the maintenance workforce at your company
Perfect
Good
Fair
Poor
Unsuitable
10.
Describe the quality and skill level of the maintenance supervisory group at your company
Perfect
Good
Fair
Poor
Unsuitable
11.
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