Ship Machinery And Equipment Maintenance

Ship Machinery and Equipment Maintenance SEMINAR Thursday 28th - Friday 29th January 2010 Prospero House, London Lloyd's Maritime Academy’s inaugural Ship Machinery & Equipment Maintenance seminar provides a comprehensive review of maintenance strategies and in-depth analyses of how to control costs and maintain the performance and reliability of vessel machinery and equipment. This highly practical hands-on seminar will showcase the latest maintenance techniques and applications of new technologies, and examine projects comparing the merits of competing maintenance strategies. Leading industry experts will discuss and analyze current developments and practical challenges in maintaining vessels in service. The aim is to enable participants to identify methods to maximize their companies’ revenues by improving overall efficiency of machinery and equipment while complying with increasingly demanding environmental regulations. The seminar will also evaluate condition monitoring (CM), examining the technologies available and assessing the advantages of a condition-based maintenance system (CBM) at a time when CBM is making headway in shipping. This is a must attend two day training event both for owners and managers seeking to keep pace with the latest technological developments and to understand how to optimize their maintenance strategies.

Attend this essential seminar to: • • • • • •

Explore the latest maintenance techniques and new technologies Identify an effective strategy for your business Maximise revenues by improving overall efficiency Identify best practices in engine and equipment maintenance schedules Learn from key industry stakeholders on their requirements for maintenance schedules and monitoring Understand the role of crew education and training in optimizing onboard maintenance

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Assess the options for integrating condition-based maintenance into successful maintenance strategies Examine effective machinery and equipment maintenance systems for laid up vessels

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CASE STUDY: Lieutenant Commander Harry Lijzenga, Head Condition and Performance Monitoring, Royal Dutch Navy offers valuable insight into how condition monitoring was effectively integrated into a fleet-wide maintenance strategy

10.5 Hours CPD: The Solicitors Regulation Authority Essential training for: • • • • • • • • • •

Shipowners and operators Ship managers Ship superintendents Technical directors Operation managers Classification societies Marine engineers Marine surveyors Marine equipment manufacturers Claims adjusters, assistants and managers

Contact Information Lloyd's Maritime Academy 69-77 Paul Street London, EC2A 4LQ United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 20 7017 5510 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7107 4981 Email: [email protected]