Master in Maintenance Management - Version 2

Master in Maintenance Management
NAME

Master in Maintenance Management

MODALITY

hybrid

PROPOSITION

$ 6500.00

GRADUATION MODALITY

Thesis

TITLE TO BE OBTAINED

Master in Maintenance Management

DURATION

2 Semesters

REGISTRATION

$ 500.00

START AND TERMINATION

03/2024 al 03/2025

RESOLUTION

RPC-SO-25-No. 398-2022

PROGRAM VERSION

2

PHONE NUMBERS

4091000 - Ext. 735 - 731

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The master's degree in Maintenance Management that the University of Azuay will offer, has as its object of study modern industrial maintenance engineering, with emphasis on the application of standardized methodologies that seek to optimize business resources, continuous improvement, and the construction of a culture quality.

To do this, students will be trained in the administration and solution of problems that arise in the maintenance department, from a perspective oriented, both to its management and to the engineering operational component, preparing them to make business decisions, and provide solutions. from a technical-economic perspective to maintenance problems.      

Forms of payment and financing of the master's degree

PROGRAM COORDINATOR

Robert Rockwood Iglesias

Phone: 0995352425

rrockwood@uazuay.edu.ec

CLASS SCHEDULE

The master's degree in maintenance management is taught in hybrid mode, around 75% of the classes are taught in virtual mode, and 25% in face-to-face mode, according to the following schedule: 


Synchronous virtual classes:
Monday through Friday from 18h00 to 21h00


Face-to-face classes:
Friday: 18:00 p.m. -21:00 p.m.
Saturdays: 8:00 a.m. – 13:00 p.m. and 14:00 p.m. to 17:00 p.m.

Normally in-person classes take place one weekend of each month.

Graduate profile

The professionals trained in the Master in Maintenance Management to be offered at the University of Azuay, will be able to implement strategies for the organization, planning, programming, execution, and control of the comprehensive management of maintenance services, adapting them to the characteristics operations of our environment; so they will be able to:

Apply the most recent technologies in the field of engineering and maintenance management, both for information management and obtaining quantitative performance estimators, as well as for equipment instrumentation, and information processing that allows to implement, or manage predictive monitoring systems.

Apply management, monitoring and control processes of the activities related to maintenance services, segregating equipment by its importance or criticality, to achieve maximum availability, and with full knowledge of its reliability.

Plan and execute the budget for maintenance services in order to maintain the value of the facilities and its standards, applying a vision of the maintenance function as a sustainable business.

Link the results of the maintenance services with the parameters of the operation and/or its indicators of efficiency and competitiveness.

Conduct research and studies to develop new maintenance and asset management techniques and technologies.

Properly select and control the contracting processes for specialized maintenance services.

Carry out advisory functions for policies at the level of companies or organizations.

MODULE CONTENT
MANAGEMENT BY PROCESSES AND QUALITY
* Important definitions; processes and process management, elements of a process. -Models to define a process. -Characteristics of the processes, delimitation of the processes, difference between processes and procedure.
* Identification and classification of processes, types of processes, mapping of processes, selection of processes, prioritization of processes.
* Quality management, total quality, ISO regulations.
* Process capacity, workload analysis, management of waiting times.
* Quality and process control. Statistical process control.
ASSET MANAGEMENT
* Asset management and company value: decision criteria (VAN, IRR and others).
* Asset replacement decisions, optimal time to invest, valuation of operational flexibilities.
* Policies of acquisition and cost of maintenance during the life cycle: LCC and LCP.
* Leases. Service contracts. Outsourcing contracts.
* Budgeting and maintenance costs.
* Budget analysis of spare parts purchases: Just in time.
OPERATIONAL RELIABILITY
* Introduction to Operational Reliability.
* Operational Reliability Fronts.
* Applications of Operational Reliability.
* Improvement of Operational Reliability.
* Preventive Maintenance Optimization (PMO).
* Comprehensive Maintenance Optimization (MIO).
* Operational Reliability Tools.
* The Culture of Operational Reliability.
RELIABILITY FOCUSED MAINTENANCE
* Introduction to RCM.
* RCM history.
* System Operational Reliability.
* Essential Elements of RCM.
* The Seven Basic Questions.
* Analysis of Failure Modes and Effects.
* Rules for defining Proactive Tasks.
* RCM Decision Diagram.
* The Analysis of the Root Cause of the Faults.
* RCM2 Implementation Process.
* Evolution and Modern Trends of RCM.
INVENTORY AND STORAGE MANAGEMENT
* Inventory and storage management in supply chain management.
* Types of Inventories.
* Relationship between inventory and financial statement.
* Forecast tools.
* Control and valuation of inventories.
* Storage and distribution centers.
* Quality standards in inventory management.
MAINTENANCE BASED ON CONDITION
* Condition-based maintenance.
* Predictive or diagnostic maintenance.
* Service Based Maintenance.
* Implementation of Predictive Maintenance.
* Condition Diagnosis Methods.
* Vibrational Analysis.
* Vibration Mechanics.
* Thermography.
* Oil Analysis.
* Other Predictive Systems.
TOTAL PRODUCTIVE MAINTENANCE
* Basic Principles of the TPM.
* TPM goals.
* The Pillars of TPM.
* Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
* The Five ESES.
* The Six Great Losses.
* Autonomous maintenance.
* Implementation of the TPM.
* Maintenance Prevention.
* ISO 9000 in Maintenance. ISO14000, ISO18000.
* Security and environment.
* Optimization of Preventive Maintenance (PMO).
PROYECT MANAGEMENT
* Project management environment.
* Project management processes: Initiation, planning, execution, control, closure.
* Knowledge areas of project management. Integration, scope, deadlines, costs, human resources, communications, risks and project supply.
* Development of a project.
MAINTENANCE AUDIT
* Maintenance indicators.
* The maintenance audit process.
* Stages for an improvement process.
* Management style analysis.
COMPREHENSIVE CONTROL TABLE
* Management through score card.
* Inputs and future direction.
* Strategic approach.
* Determination of the strategic map.
* Operation of the strategy. Mission and vision KPIs. Definition of the BSC (Balanced Score card) matrix.
* Alignment: synchronization and deployment. Horizontal and vertical alignment.
* Human Capital and Score card. Organizational culture. Alignment of competencies.
* Score card assurance.
* Decision making based on score card. Evaluation of control meetings. Decision making.
* Application of Score Cards to maintenance (Maintenance Score Cards).
DEGREE WORK
* Specialization seminars with expert tutors.
* Planning the document t / c (thesis).
Entry requirements
  • The program is aimed at third-level professionals with a degree registered with SENESCYT, preferably in the areas of: Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Production Engineering, Civil Engineering, and the like.
  • Have a Third Level degree registered in SENESCYT.
  • In the case of a third-level degree obtained abroad, it must be duly apostilled or legalized by consular means in accordance with Art.22 of the RRA.
  • Comply with the online registration process by attaching the supporting documentation of the resume and detailed requirements.
  • Approve the defined admission process.
Admission process

Applicants must register on the website of the Postgraduate Department www.uazuay.edu.ec/admisiones/postgrados, they must upload: passport size photo, third level degree title, identity card and updated CV.

Registration (50 USD) must be paid through the payment button with any credit card, or at the university treasury, or by deposit or bank transfer to the following accounts:

Pichincha Bank: Account Corriente No. 3186821004 - RUC: 0190131777001 - Dir: Av. 24 de mayo 777 and Hernán Malo - Tlf: 4091000

Banco del Austro:  Account Corriente No. 79510 - RUC: 0190131777001 - Dir: Av. 24 de mayo 777 and Hernán Malo - Tlf: 4091000

In case of deposit or bank transfer, once payment has been made, a copy of the receipt must be sent to transfers@uazuay.edu.ec, indicating your personal data (ID number, full name, address and telephone number) and the program to which you are applying, for registration in the system.

SCHEDULE

REGISTRATION: Until February 29, 2024

START OF CLASSES: March 2024

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