INM431

Industrial Maintenance & Safety

Course ID
INM431
Department
Industrial Engineering & Management
Level
Undergraduate
Instructor
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Saleh Jumani
Semester
7th Semester
Credit
3.0

After completion of this course each student would be able to:

  • EXPLAIN the objectives and advantages of maintenance and safety
  • PREPARE maintenance plans to provide safe atmosphere in the organization to improve productivity.
  • ANALYZE the efficiency and economy of the organization with respect to maintenance.

Industrial Maintenance & Safety is a compulsory course and has been offered by the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management.

Course Learning Outcomes

CLOs

Description

Taxonomy Level

PLO

1

EXPLAIN the objectives and advantages of maintenance and safety

C2

1

2

PREPARE maintenance plans to provide safe atmosphere in the organization to improve productivity.

C3

7

3

ANALYZE the efficiency and economy of the organization with respect to maintenance.

C4

2

Course structure and modules

Course Contents:            

  • Industrial Maintenance:

Introduction, Objectives of maintenance, Factors influencing the maintenance, Advantages of maintenance, Functions of maintenance department, Plant maintenance, Importance of plant maintenance, Considerations in designing plant maintenance.

  • Basic considerations for industrial maintenance:

Requirements for good maintenance, Evaluation for maintenance performance, Maintenance & Profitability, Economic aspects of maintenance, maintenance linkage to safety (hazards occurring during maintenance; hazards caused by faulty maintenance; and hazards caused by lack of maintenance).

  • Maintenance management:

Different systems of maintenance (Corrective or break down maintenance, Scheduled maintenance, Preventive maintenance, Predictive maintenance, Maintenance Procedure & control, maintenance planning and scheduling, maintenance job priority system, work order system.

  • Replacement Analysis:

Introduction, Reasons for Replacement, Factors considered for Replacement, Replacement models and replacement policies Methods used in Replacement: (Theory and Problems), Total life average method, Annual cost method, Present worth method,  replacement of items that deteriorate, i.e., whose maintenance costs increase with time, replacement of items that fail suddenly, miscellaneous replacement problems

  • Industrial accidents:

Accidents, Causes of Accidents, Effects of Accidents, Types of Accidents, Categories of Accidents, Cost of Accidents, Accident investigation, Health hazards, Accident Proneness, Laws of Accident Proneness, Causes and characteristics of accident proneness, Incidence of fire & its Prevention, Electrocution & its Precautions.

  • Safety management:

Safety committees/organizations, General duties on Employers, Safety training & education, Safety management manuals, First Aid, Principles to Prevent Accidents, Legal, humanitarian & economic reasons to Prevent Accidents, Safety Measures & Procedures, Safety equipments. Permit to Work (PTW) System, objectives of PTW, PTW form.                                                          

Recommended Books

  • Maintenance Manager’s Standard Manual, Thom as A. Wester-Kamp , Prentice Hall U.K. Latest edition
  • Maintenance Engineering Handbook, Lindley R. Higgins, R. Keith Mobley, Ricky Smith, Mc Graw-Hill Book Company, Latest edition.
  • Maintenance Planning and Control, Anthony Kelly, Butter Worths Publishers, Latest edition
  • Handbook of Maintenance Management and Engineering, Mohamed Ben-Daya, Salih O. Duffuaa, Abdul Raouf, JezdimirKnezevic, DaoudAit-Kadi, Springer Publishers, Latest edition