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Hello All,

I am currently looking to develop a maintenance planner. I would like to get some formal training under this persons belt, with the thought of finding a certified training program. While there are several certifying groups out there (Life Cycle Institute being one them), I am having difficulty in finding one that is online, and has all of the required courses available.  I would like to know if anyone else has gone down the certification path, and if so, who did you use?

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[Charles] [Metcalf]
[Maintenance & Reliability Engineering Manager]
[Omnova - A Synthomer Company]
[Mogadore] [Ohio]
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Charles I am sending some folks through a Planning and Scheduling Certification through Eruditio. It is sanctioned through the University of Tennessee. Seems pretty thorough.

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Lee McClish
Manager, Maintenance and Reliability
NTT Global Data Centers Americas
Ashburn VA
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-08-2021 11:47 AM
From: Charles Metcalf
Subject: Maintenance Planner Certification Programs

Hello All,

I am currently looking to develop a maintenance planner. I would like to get some formal training under this persons belt, with the thought of finding a certified training program. While there are several certifying groups out there (Life Cycle Institute being one them), I am having difficulty in finding one that is online, and has all of the required courses available.  I would like to know if anyone else has gone down the certification path, and if so, who did you use?

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[Charles] [Metcalf]
[Maintenance & Reliability Engineering Manager]
[Omnova - A Synthomer Company]
[Mogadore] [Ohio]
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Lee

Thank you for the info

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Charles Metcalf
Maintenance & Reliability Engineering Manager Manager
Omnova - A Synthomer Company
Mogadore Ohio
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-09-2021 07:15 AM
From: Lee McClish
Subject: Maintenance Planner Certification Programs

Charles I am sending some folks through a Planning and Scheduling Certification through Eruditio. It is sanctioned through the University of Tennessee. Seems pretty thorough.

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Lee McClish
Manager, Maintenance and Reliability
NTT Global Data Centers Americas
Ashburn VA

Original Message:
Sent: 06-08-2021 11:47 AM
From: Charles Metcalf
Subject: Maintenance Planner Certification Programs

Hello All,

I am currently looking to develop a maintenance planner. I would like to get some formal training under this persons belt, with the thought of finding a certified training program. While there are several certifying groups out there (Life Cycle Institute being one them), I am having difficulty in finding one that is online, and has all of the required courses available.  I would like to know if anyone else has gone down the certification path, and if so, who did you use?

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[Charles] [Metcalf]
[Maintenance & Reliability Engineering Manager]
[Omnova - A Synthomer Company]
[Mogadore] [Ohio]
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Hello Charles,

I'm currently enrolled in the MMP Maintenance Management Professional Certificate program which is online ( the instructors are awesome!), you need to complete 8 modules if you want the MMP certification. Read more about it in the link below.
https://www.northernlakescollege.ca/programs-courses/continuing-education/program/maintenance-management-professional#_
or
you could complete modules 1 and 6  and get the Maintenence Work Management Certificate which is specifically designed for planners, schedulers, operations, maintenance coordinators, and other maintenance personnel.
https://www.pemac.org/recognition/certification/maintenance-work-management-certificate

MMP -PEMAC is recognized by the Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals (SMRP) as an approved provider of continuing education and training aligned with key subject areas related to reliability and physical asset management.
https://www.pemac.org/pemacs-new-am-certifications-receive-accreditation-wpiam

Hopefully, this helps.

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Mark Mendonsa, CMRP, CMRT, VA Cat III, MLT1
PDM Technologies Inc.
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-08-2021 11:47 AM
From: Charles Metcalf
Subject: Maintenance Planner Certification Programs

Hello All,

I am currently looking to develop a maintenance planner. I would like to get some formal training under this persons belt, with the thought of finding a certified training program. While there are several certifying groups out there (Life Cycle Institute being one them), I am having difficulty in finding one that is online, and has all of the required courses available.  I would like to know if anyone else has gone down the certification path, and if so, who did you use?

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[Charles] [Metcalf]
[Maintenance & Reliability Engineering Manager]
[Omnova - A Synthomer Company]
[Mogadore] [Ohio]
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Mark,

Thank you for the info

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Charles Metcalf
Maintenance & Reliability Engineering Manager Manager
Omnova - A Synthomer Company
Mogadore Ohio
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-09-2021 07:15 AM
From: Mark Mendonsa
Subject: Maintenance Planner Certification Programs

Hello Charles,

I'm currently enrolled in the MMP Maintenance Management Professional Certificate program which is online ( the instructors are awesome!), you need to complete 8 modules if you want the MMP certification. Read more about it in the link below.
https://www.northernlakescollege.ca/programs-courses/continuing-education/program/maintenance-management-professional#_
or
you could complete modules 1 and 6  and get the Maintenence Work Management Certificate which is specifically designed for planners, schedulers, operations, maintenance coordinators, and other maintenance personnel.
https://www.pemac.org/recognition/certification/maintenance-work-management-certificate

MMP -PEMAC is recognized by the Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals (SMRP) as an approved provider of continuing education and training aligned with key subject areas related to reliability and physical asset management.
https://www.pemac.org/pemacs-new-am-certifications-receive-accreditation-wpiam

Hopefully, this helps.

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Mark Mendonsa, CMRP, CMRT, VA Cat III, MLT1
PDM Technologies Inc.

Original Message:
Sent: 06-08-2021 11:47 AM
From: Charles Metcalf
Subject: Maintenance Planner Certification Programs

Hello All,

I am currently looking to develop a maintenance planner. I would like to get some formal training under this persons belt, with the thought of finding a certified training program. While there are several certifying groups out there (Life Cycle Institute being one them), I am having difficulty in finding one that is online, and has all of the required courses available.  I would like to know if anyone else has gone down the certification path, and if so, who did you use?

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[Charles] [Metcalf]
[Maintenance & Reliability Engineering Manager]
[Omnova - A Synthomer Company]
[Mogadore] [Ohio]
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Hello Charles,
You are correct in your statement that the Life Cycle Institute offers the Planning and Scheduling Certification (PSC). It is backed by our University affiliates (Clemson, Ohio State, Kansas U and Washington St). Our certifications are available on line (virtually) as well as in person.
You can learn more about the PSC below.
https://www.lce.com/Planning-and-Scheduling-Certification-2297.html

Our Public class schedule can be found below. Our 2022 schedule will be finalized within the next couple weeks.
https://www.lce.com/pdfs/Life-Cycle-Institute-Course-Schedule-12.pdf

Feel free to reach out tome with any questions.

Ryan Davis
Learning and Reliability Consultant
Life Cycle Engineering
RDavis@LCE.com

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Ryan Davis
Learning and Reliability Consultant
Life Cycle Engineering
RDavis@LCE.com
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-08-2021 11:47 AM
From: Charles Metcalf
Subject: Maintenance Planner Certification Programs

Hello All,

I am currently looking to develop a maintenance planner. I would like to get some formal training under this persons belt, with the thought of finding a certified training program. While there are several certifying groups out there (Life Cycle Institute being one them), I am having difficulty in finding one that is online, and has all of the required courses available.  I would like to know if anyone else has gone down the certification path, and if so, who did you use?

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[Charles] [Metcalf]
[Maintenance & Reliability Engineering Manager]
[Omnova - A Synthomer Company]
[Mogadore] [Ohio]
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Ryan,

Thank you for the info

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Charles Metcalf
Maintenance & Reliability Engineering Manager Manager
Omnova - A Synthomer Company
Mogadore Ohio
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-09-2021 08:48 AM
From: Ryan Davis
Subject: Maintenance Planner Certification Programs

Hello Charles,
You are correct in your statement that the Life Cycle Institute offers the Planning and Scheduling Certification (PSC). It is backed by our University affiliates (Clemson, Ohio State, Kansas U and Washington St). Our certifications are available on line (virtually) as well as in person.
You can learn more about the PSC below.
https://www.lce.com/Planning-and-Scheduling-Certification-2297.html

Our Public class schedule can be found below. Our 2022 schedule will be finalized within the next couple weeks.
https://www.lce.com/pdfs/Life-Cycle-Institute-Course-Schedule-12.pdf

Feel free to reach out tome with any questions.

Ryan Davis
Learning and Reliability Consultant
Life Cycle Engineering
RDavis@LCE.com

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Ryan Davis
Learning and Reliability Consultant
Life Cycle Engineering
RDavis@LCE.com

Original Message:
Sent: 06-08-2021 11:47 AM
From: Charles Metcalf
Subject: Maintenance Planner Certification Programs

Hello All,

I am currently looking to develop a maintenance planner. I would like to get some formal training under this persons belt, with the thought of finding a certified training program. While there are several certifying groups out there (Life Cycle Institute being one them), I am having difficulty in finding one that is online, and has all of the required courses available.  I would like to know if anyone else has gone down the certification path, and if so, who did you use?

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[Charles] [Metcalf]
[Maintenance & Reliability Engineering Manager]
[Omnova - A Synthomer Company]
[Mogadore] [Ohio]
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