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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Foundations of Predictive Maintenance
- Defining predictive maintenance and its core principles.
- Comparing reactive, preventive, and predictive methodologies.
- Analyzing real-world return on investment and industry examples.
Acquiring and Preparing Data
- Role of sensors, IoT devices, and logging in industrial contexts.
- Techniques for cleaning and structuring data for analytical use.
- Handling time-series data and labeling failure events.
Applying Machine Learning to Maintenance
- Survey of machine learning models including regression, classification, and anomaly detection.
- Selecting appropriate models for forecasting equipment failures.
- Training, validating, and assessing model performance.
Constructing the Predictive Pipeline
- Developing end-to-end workflows from data ingestion to alert generation.
- Leveraging cloud infrastructure or edge computing for real-time processing.
- Integrating solutions with current CMMS or ERP platforms.
Modeling Failure Modes and Asset Health
- Foreseeing specific types of equipment failures.
- Estimating Remaining Useful Life (RUL).
- Creating dashboards to monitor asset health status.
Visualization and Notification Systems
- Displaying predictive trends and outcomes effectively.
- Establishing threshold parameters and triggering alerts.
- Crafting clear, actionable insights for operational staff.
Operational Best Practices and Risk Control
- Addressing common data quality challenges.
- Ensuring ethical standards and explainability in industrial AI.
- Managing organizational change and fostering team adoption.
Recap and Future Directions
Requirements
- Familiarity with industrial machinery and standard maintenance procedures.
- Foundational knowledge of artificial intelligence and machine learning principles.
- Practical experience with data acquisition and monitoring frameworks.
Intended Participants
- Maintenance engineers.
- Reliability specialists and teams.
- Operations managers.
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