Chapter 7
Maintenance Organisation
According to EN 13306, the maintenance organisation of a major company should have the necessary resources and expertise to handle all maintenance activities in-house.
Medium-sized organisations may also have an in-house maintenance team, but may also outsource certain tasks to specialized contractors.
Smaller organisations may rely more heavily on outsourcing, while small organisations may not have a dedicated maintenance team at all and instead rely on external contractors for all maintenance needs.
It is important for all organisations to carefully consider their maintenance strategy and choose the approach that best meets their needs and resources.
FOR MAJOR ORGANISATIONS
Following picture illustrates an example of how a maintenance organisation could look in a major company.
FOR MEDIUM-SIZED ORGANIsATIONS
Following picture illustrates an example of how a maintenance organisation could look in a medium-sized organisation.
FOR THE SLIGHTLY SMALLER ORGANIsATION
Following picture illustrate an example of how a maintenance organisation could look in a slightly smaller organisation.
FOR THE SMALL ORGANIsATION
MaintMaster Maintenance Manual
This free manual can be used as a practical guide and support in the daily maintenance work and as part of the introductory material for newly employed personnel.
In this manual, you will learn:
How to create vision, strategy and policies for your maintenance team
How to build a maintenance team
Which KPIs to use and how to set them up
How to base your work on the EN Maintenance Standard
And a lot more…
- 1. Maintenance Vision, Strategy & Policy
- 2. Maintenance Standards
- 3. Preventive Maintenance
- 4. Corrective Maintenance
- 5. Improvement Maintenance
- 6. Modification
- 7. Maintenance Organisation
- 8. Maintenance Account Plan
- 9. Maintenance Goals & KPIs
- 10. MaintMaster Implementation CMMS
- 11. Maintenance Planning & Preparation
- 12. LEAN Maintenance
- 13. Spare Parts Management
- 14. Systematic Health Safety Management
- 15. Create your own Maintenance Manual
- 16. Learn the basics of a CMMS