Maintenance Organizations

W104 Improving O&M Reliability and Cost Effectiveness Using ...

hi otmaz,

you can draw up the organization by first determining the manning complement. you can obtain the needed manpower count by computing the detailed manhours and positions/skills needed in the upkeep of these additional facilities.

here is how to do it.

list the activities and tasks necessary for the facility and assign the manhours needed for that activity. indicate also the position or skill required to accomplish the said task. then, assign also the frequency of such an activity. from there, you can compute already the annual manhours needed for such an activity, and for each position. as you enumerate all the activities needed for the facility, you will be able to total the annual MHs for each position. divide those with the number of working hours per year, and you have the number of people needed. add the necessary buffer hours for contingencies, leaves, delays, etc., and you should have a sensible summary of manhour requirements for each position before you.

the table of organization can now be drawn based on that.

HTH!

Holle to you,

I am also a maintenance planner for my plant, so i am interested in your constrain but i dont seems to get exactly what you needed, if you can be more specific maybe i could help.

Regards

SOYINGBE.

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