Operations, Maintenance, and Commissioning
 

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Operations, Maintenance, and Commissioning  
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Title: Operations, Maintenance, and Commissioning
Length of Course: 90 Minutes 
Format:

Live via satellite or streaming video on your desktop.

Discussion format will allow opportunities to ask questions of the

instructor.

Date: 

Live on Thursday, July1, 2010 - 1:30 until 3:00 EDT

Archived for later viewing on demand and download after the live broadcast
Course Description

This course will consider various aspects of Operations and Maintenance (O&M) including:

  • The scope of O&M in today’s Federal environment

  • The relationship between O&M and commissioning

  • Common barriers to effective O&M programs & how to overcome them

  • Five performance indicators of O&M

  • Effective operations, maintenance, engineering support, training and administration (OMETA)

  • Life cycle implications in O&M best practices

  • Differences in reactive, preventative, predictive, and reliability-centered maintenance

  • Case studies and resources to assist you.
Audience

Advanced metering is designed for federal energy and environmental managers, and other energy and environmental professionals, who want to know more about effective operations and maintenance programs.
Learner Objectives

Upon completion of this seminar, you will be able to:

  1. Give an up-to-date definition of operations and maintenance today.

  2. Explain the relationship of O&M and commissioning.

  3. Discuss the benefits of a well-run O&M program.

  4. Explain some of the common barriers to O&M and how to overcome those barriers.

  5. List 5 performance measures for an effective O&M program.

Instructor
Instructor:


Ray Pugh, Sr.
Ray Pugh, Sr. Project Engineer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), has more than 30 years of experience associated with facility operations and maintenance. In addition to serving in the Navy aboard a U.S. nuclear powered submarine, and working at DOE’s nuclear plant in Washington State, Mr. Pugh has been involved in evaluating facility operations and maintenance programs while acting as a team member during many DOE facility assessments. Mr. Pugh’s maintenance involvement at PNNL has included facility maintenance program evaluation and redesign using basic reliability-centered concepts and approaches.
 

Ab Ream
Ab Ream is an Energy Technology Program Specialist with the United States Department of Energy’s Federal Energy Management Program.  His program specialties cover operations and maintenance, energy audits, training, metering, commissioning, and measurement and verification.  Mr. Ream has chaired the executive committee for GovEnergy, and now manages the federal O&M Working Group. Prior to his DOE experience, Mr. Ream was the Facilities Energy Program Manager for the U.S. Coast Guard. He has a B.S. in engineering from the University of Pittsburgh and an M.S. in Technology Management from the University of Maryland.

Course Preparation
Before attending the Seminar Please review the Learner's Guide. The link to the PDF file is in the PRINT section.
Learner Guide

  1. Make certain you are registered at http://208.83.48.222/workshops/registration.ws
     

  2. Printout the Learner's Guide and PowerPoint Handout of the slides used in the presentation at the links below.
     

  3. After you have completed the seminar, you will be provided a link to the evaluation and quiz, and will receive a Certificate of Completion for the course. Note: The certificate of completion is not valid for any form of continuing education, accreditation, or certification program.

     

    Link to the evaluation and quiz:

    http://apps1.eere.energy.gov/femp/training/quiz/O&M.cfm

     


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To view and print Learner's Guide click here: Operations, Maintenance, and Commissioning  Learners Guide 

To view and print Presentation Handouts click here for:  Operations, Maintenance, and Commissioning (large color version) or  Operations, Maintenance, and Commissioning (quick print version)

For a printable copy of this webpage click here: Course Details
Facilitator Guide Click here: Facilitator Guide (Read and Print): Facilitator Guide  

Click here: (Online Form) Roster  for Facilitated Groups  (Print): Roster for Facilitated Groups

Click here: Course Announcement (Read and Print): Course Announcement
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