Transcript Quality Control

Center for Excellence in Maintenance
(CEIM)
by
Salih Duffuaa
Professor, Systems Engineering Department
King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals
Presentation Plan
• Background
• The need for the center
• The Maintenance center .
• Vision.
• Mission.
• Programs
• Industrial Membership
• Resources
• Center Contact
• Discussion
Background and Activities
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Faculty and staff in the Systems Engineering has been
engaged for the last two decades in the area of
maintenance they conducted the following activities:
• Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses.
• Training organizations during summer for extended
periods
• Holding short courses
• Conducting several projects for industry.
• Authored several books.
• Founded an international journal in the area of
maintenance that completed 10 years and won four
prizes.
Background and Activities
• Conducted projects for many organizations
including:
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Royal Saudi Air force
Ibn Sina
Al-Razi
Saudi Railways Organization
Others.
Background and Activities
Conducted the following short courses:
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Effective maintenance management
Planned and total productive maintenance .
Maintenance planning and scheduling.
Developed and offered six week training program in
maintenance management for the Coast Guard.
• The Department of Systems Engineering, the Center
host, has developed an associate degree program in
maintenance planning and control to be offered soon.
This is in response to requests from industry.
Background
• Conducted several workshops
• Actively engaged in conferences participation and
journal publication.
The Need
• Maintenance Role.
• Worldwide attention in maintenance.
• A special need in the Kingdom.
• Emphasis in 5-years plans.
• Education in Maintenance .
What is next
• Activities can be improved and sustained through
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Partnership with industry.
Enhance its structure and institutionalize it.
Involve students
Better collaboration with international centers.
How ?
The Center for Excellence in
Maintenance
Stakeholders
• Industry and Business.
• Universities/ Faculty Members.
• Students: graduates and undergraduate.
• Professionals
Mission
• The mission of the CEIM is to serve and support
organizations to develop and improve their
maintenance systems to the best quality
standards: and enhance the educational process
for students and faculty by providing
opportunities for quality research and projects.
Vision
• The vision for CEIM is to be the leading center in
maintenance management and engineering in the
region and a first class source of knowledge and
information in the area of maintenance globally.
Objectives
The CEIM mission shall be accomplished by
pursuing the following objectives:
• High-quality industrial projects and training :
Conduct projects and relevant training programs in
the area of maintenance for industry that meet or
exceed their expectations.
• Excellence in basic and applied research:
Conduct original and high-quality basic and applied
research at the frontier of the area of maintenance.
Objectives
• Enhance the educational process for
students: Assist students in conducting their
master's theses, senior projects and co-op
training programs through effective links
with industry.
Opportunities
• Create partnerships and cooperate with industry
through industrial membership program of the
Center.
• Serve industry in an efficient manner.
• Offer well-guided training programs.
• Link industry in the Kingdom with international
centers in the area of maintenance.
Opportunities
• Advance research and applications in the area of
maintenance.
• Focus on inter-disciplinary research.
• Enhance students’ learning experience
Center Programs and Activities
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High-quality industrial projects.
• Training programs.
• Industrial consultations.
• Certification programs.
• Workshops and seminars
Center Programs and Activities
• Link with international experts and
centers.
• Faculty mentoring and team-working
• Create opportunity for student projects.
• Multi-disciplinary research.
• Industry open house.
Resources
• Experienced faculty and staff.
• Graduate Students.
• Laboratories and software.
• Agreement with international centers in the area.
International Collaboration
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The center will establish agreements with
international centers. Already contacts started
with:
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University of Toronto
MIRCE
University of Salford.
Queensland University in Australia
Industrial Membership
We intend to create partnership through the
industrial membership program. There are two
types of membership program: Full member and
associate member.
• Contribute to the center budget.
• Receive many benefits.
Full Membership
Contribute 250,000 SR on yearly basis and receives
the following benefits:
• Will be listed on the center web site as a full
member.
• Annual assessment/auditing of their
maintenance system using the center-approved
evaluation program.
• A short course of 30 hours on a topic of
relevance to the member organization.
Full Membership
• Access to information on the latest development
in the area of maintenance through the center
web site and workshops.
• Access to international centers in maintenance
and related areas.
• 25 % discount on the Center services.
• Priority in membership in the Center –board.
Associate Membership
Contribute 150, 000 SR and receives the
following benefits:
• Will be listed on the center web site as an
associate member.
• Annual assessment/auditing of their
maintenance system using the centerapproved evaluation program.
• Access to information on the latest
development in the area of maintenance
through the center web site and
workshops.
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Associate Membership
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Access to international centers in
maintenance and related areas.
• Priority in membership in the Center
board.
• 15 % discounts on and Center
services.
Contact/Address
The Center for Excellence in Maintenance
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
P.O. Box 5067
Dhahran 31261 Saudi Arabia.
Location:
Building 22, Room 106
Phone: 966-3-860 1822
Fax:
966-3-860 2965
E-mail: [email protected]
URL:
http//www.kfupm.edu.sa/ceim
Acknowledgement
University Administration, represented by H.E
the current Rector Prof. Khaled Al-Sultan and
Ex-Rector Prof. Abdulaziz Al-Dukkayyil.
• The Department of Systems Engineering, Dr.
Umar Al-turki and our colleagues.
• People who came thousands of miles to share
this with us Prof. A. Raouf and Prof. A. Rahim.
Special appreciation to Prof. Raouf for teaching
many of us and implanting the seed for the
center.
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Acknowledgement
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Those who contributed lectures today,
Zamil Sabbahi and Salman Al-Mishari.
• Everyone from industry who took the extra
miles to participate in this event.
Questions & Comments
Discussion
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Your input on the center as proposed?
• Suggestions for enhancing the center programs
and activities to support industry/business?
• What do you think about the membership
program? Is it attractive for industry to
participate? Is local industry
ready participating in the membership program?
If not why?
• Are there any other avenues for effective
collaboration with industry?
• Any other comments