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This course has two five-day sections which may be completed back to back or with a gap between the sessions. Course Leaders are Dr. Andrew Jardine, Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Toronto, and Ben Stevens, President of OMDEC.
OMDEC recognizes that processes and software are only as good as the skills of the people who use them. With this as an operating principle, we have developed a range of training programs that explain and practice the processes, and improve the usefulness of the software while at the same time make it easy to use.
Maintenance Managers have to be able to compete for funds and for attention in the Executive suite. They therefore not only have to have a good grasp of their own body of knowledge, they have to understand and be comfortable using the language and techniques that are in common use among the organization’s executives. Much of our training is targeted at filling this gap.
But we not only concentrate on training for software. Maintenance Education is a critical part of our philosophy. Maintenance Managers have to be able to compete for funds and for attention in the Executive suite. They therefore not only have to have a good grasp of their own body of knowledge, they have to understand and be comfortable using the language and techniques that are in common use among the organization’s executives. Much of our training is targeted at filling this gap.
A key partner in our training programs is the University of Toronto. The UofT is the #1 ranked university in Canada, and is dedicated to extending high quality education into the workplace. Under the direction of the Professional Development Centre, UofT Certificates of Accomplishment are available on the successful completion of many of our programs.
A summary of our main programs is readily available, so please contact us at info@omdec.com or check our website – www.Omdec.com