Introduction:

This 3-day training program will equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to implement and maintain a comprehensive preventive maintenance (PM) program for Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems and equipment in buildings. 

Objectives:

• Understand the importance of preventive maintenance for MEP systems and equipment.

• Identify the key components and functions of each MEP system.

• Learn the recommended maintenance procedures for various MEP equipment.

• Develop skills for troubleshooting common MEP system problems.

• Implement a comprehensive PM program for a building.

Day 1: HVAC Systems

• Introduction to HVAC systems: components, functions, and types.

• Importance of preventive maintenance for HVAC systems.

• Benefits of a well-maintained HVAC system: energy efficiency, improved comfort, extended equipment life.

• Preventive maintenance procedures for HVAC equipment: air filters, coils, fans, belts, thermostats.

• Troubleshooting common HVAC problems: poor airflow, uneven temperatures, unusual noises.

Day 2: Electrical Systems

• Introduction to electrical systems: components, functions, and safety considerations.

• Electrical hazards and the importance of preventive maintenance in preventing accidents.

• Electrical codes and regulations relevant to maintenance procedures.

• Preventive maintenance procedures for electrical equipment: panels, breakers, switches, outlets, and lighting fixtures.

• Identifying potential electrical problems: loose connections, overloaded circuits, flickering lights.

Day 3: Plumbing Systems

• Introduction to plumbing systems: components, functions, and water conservation principles.

• Common plumbing problems and their potential consequences.

• Importance of preventive maintenance in preventing leaks, clogs, and water damage.

• Preventive maintenance procedures for plumbing equipment: valves, fixtures, traps, drains, and water heaters.

• Leak detection and repair methods.

• Maintaining water quality and preventing waterborne diseases.

Conclusion:

• Recap of key learning points from the entire training.

• Interactive session: participants discuss challenges and best practices for implementing a PM program in their workplaces.

• Course evaluation and feedback.