Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Training

2-day, City & Guilds accredited course available in Reading, Solihull, on-site or online.

Develop practical planning and scheduling techniques to improve maintenance efficiency, reliability and control.

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Maintenance Planning and Scheduling
£820.00

Prices Quoted Exclude VAT

Course Type | Maintenance and Asset Management

Certificate | City & Guilds Accreditation Certificate

Duration of Course | 2 Days

Location | Solihull Training Centre

Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Online
£350.00

Prices Quoted Exclude VAT

Course Type | Maintenance and Asset Management

Certificate | City & Guilds Accreditation Certificate

Duration of Course | 25-30 Hours

Location | Online - A Blended Learning Solution

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WHY THIS COURSE

Poor planning and scheduling is one of the biggest causes of maintenance inefficiency, wasted labour and low asset availability. This course explains how effective planning and scheduling works in practice, and how it improves productivity, reliability and coordination between maintenance and operations.

Delegates gain practical methods that can be applied immediately in the workplace, without unnecessary theory.

Improve maintenance efficiency, reduce delays and gain greater control of work execution.

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WHO IS IT FOR

This Course is ideal for:

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Maintenance Planners and Schedulers

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Maintenance Supervisors and Team Leaders

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Engineers Moving into Planning or Coordination Roles

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Operations and Reliability Staff Involved in Maintenance Planning

  • - The importance of work planning within an asset care strategy
    - Effective work management
    - Analysis of workload performance
    - Planning and Scheduling as a process
    - Work identification and prioritisation
    - Backlog management
    - Assignment and execution
    - Work history recording, measurement and reporting


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KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

Understand the purpose and benefits of maintenance planning and scheduling

Distinguish clearly between planning and scheduling activities

Understand the role and responsibilities of the maintenance planner

Apply effective work identification, prioritisation and backlog control

Develop realistic schedules aligned with available resources and operational constraints

Use planning and scheduling performance measures to drive improvement

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Is this not what you’re looking for?

MCP Management Training also delivers bespoke courses tailored to organisational needs.

Alternatively, these are other related courses:

Improve the control and management of spare parts and materials to support maintenance performance.

Understand failure behaviour and learn practical methods to improve plant reliability and maintenance strategy.

Strengthen maintenance organisation through proven maintenance management approaches.

THE BENEFITS

For Individuals


Maintenance Planning Scheduling for Individuals

Clear understanding of effective maintenance planning and scheduling practices

Increased confidence in planning, prioritising and coordinating maintenance work

Practical tools to improve daily and weekly maintenance performance

A strong foundation of reliability and asset management training

THE BENEFITS

For Organisations


Maintenance Planning Scheduling for Organisations

Improved maintenance productivity and labour utilisation

Better coordination between maintenance and operations

Reduced reactive work and improved schedule compliance

Greater control, predictability and reliability of maintenance execution

What Our
Delegates Are Saying

TESTIMONIALS

The material in this course felt transferable although our business is not a manufacturing / production site only. The course has some great suggestions for improvement in processes that I am excited to implement into our team.”

- Service Operations Planner | Spirax Sarco

“Clear, well-presented and highly relevant. The course gave us a more structured approach to planning work and managing the maintenance backlog”

Engineering Manager

A well-structured course that helped us understand how better planning and scheduling improves reliability and efficiency.

Maintenance Supervisor

This course is delivered by senior consultants from MCP Consulting Group, all of whom bring extensive hands-on experience in maintenance planning, scheduling and operational improvement. Our trainers work with organisations across a wide range of industries, helping them improve work preparation, increase schedule compliance and enhance maintenance efficiency through structured planning processes.

Rather than academic theory, delegates benefit from insight drawn from real-world assignments, proven methodologies and decades of combined industry experience. Every trainer is highly skilled at translating complex concepts into clear, actionable learning that can be applied immediately in the workplace.

Delivered by experienced asset management practitioners >>>

Delivered by experienced asset management practitioners >>>

Frequently
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  • Typically delivered as a 2-day course.

  • Yes. It is ideal for those new to planning and scheduling roles, as well as experienced staff seeking a more structured approach.

  • No. The principles apply regardless of CMMS or EAM system.

  • Yes. On-site delivery can be tailored to your systems, assets and operating environment.

  • Yes. It builds directly on maintenance management fundamentals and applies them in a planning and scheduling context.