Maintenance Engineer.

After completing the program, the student shall have knowledge of/in: - Maintenance terminology 13306 in both Swedish and English - Faults and fault development - Principles, logic and parameters for the operation and use of assets and items in combination with wear and damage mechanisms - Planning and scheduling - Methods and techniques for organization and planning - The activities within FU - The activities within AU - Methods for problem solving - Sustainability principles - Documentation management - Data collection and control management - The need to keep technical and strategic material in stock that is necessary for maintenance tasks - Procurement of maintenance parts and services - Methods and policies for purchasing materials, spare parts logistics and the management of materials and inventory - Risk-based maintenance - Health, safety and environment in maintenance, as well as legislation, technical standards and integrated management systems for safety, health and environmental protection - Mechanics and materials science, electrical engineering, automation After completing the program, the student shall have the skills to: - Use the correct terminology when discussing maintenance with maintenance staff, production and suppliers - Monitor the development of abnormalities and check performance parameters - Define criteria, methods and frequency for maintenance tasks - Plan maintenance tasks within their area of responsibility, define the necessary resources and control the work organization and reporting - Promote the continuous improvement of asset reliability, availability, maintainability and safety performance by using/developing concepts/methods, techniques and tools for continuous improvement - Ensure correct documentation management - Monitor the maintenance budget through summary data - Monitor the performance, reliability and availability of assets and maintenance costs using key performance indicators - Use computerized maintenance management systems and tools for data collection, monitoring and reporting - Discuss mechanical/electrical/automation problems with maintenance staff and/or suppliers - Identify the risks when performing maintenance - Use risk assessment in maintenance: prepare the risk assessment, identify risks, prioritize risks, propose measures to prevent risks and the consequences of identified risks, and monitor risk management - Develop and update policies, tools, methods and technical standards for maintenance in accordance with laws and regulations on safety, health and environmental protection - Manage spare parts After completing the program, the student shall have the competence to: - Understand the different parts of the maintenance operation and how they fit together, such as: purchasing, stores, planning and scheduling, AU/FU. - Work independently and systematically based on the policies and goals of the maintenance operation - As a maintenance engineer, work together with both maintenance technicians and maintenance managers - Work continuously to increase operational reliability by producing relevant analyses, improvement proposals and decision support for the maintenance manager based on theory and/or statistics