Lesson Sign-off

This lesson detailed the necessary components of a successful brewery maintenance programme. It described how to develop a maintenance approach and its implementation and execution, as well as the benefits of creating strong business-level relationships.

You should now be able to:

  1. Understand the goals and deliverables of a maintenance programme.

  2. Describe the features, advantages, disadvantages, and applications of no maintenance, run to failure (RTF), preventative maintenance (PM), and predictive maintenance (PdM).

  3. Explain the main elements required to successfully set up and run a maintenance programme and department.

  4. Demonstrate a clear understanding of how maintenance is executed across brewing.

  5. Compare the relationships between maintenance and safety, reliability, quality, economics, and environmental impact.

  6. Understand the statutory (legal and legislative) maintenance requirements and obligations.

  7. Recognise and explain the importance of partnering design and engineering to provide a robust, safe, and flexible brewery.

A self-assessment lesson will now follow. This will give you the opportunity to determine the level to which you have met these learning outcomes.

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