AI for O&M and Maintenance Planning

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Operations and maintenance teams generate large volumes of fault logs, outage records and condition-monitoring data that nobody has time to analyse. This course teaches O&M staff to summarise fault history, identify repeat failures, draft outage and breakdown reports, and convert monitoring data into a ranked maintenance priority list.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• O&M engineers at power stations, plants and substations
• Maintenance planners and shift engineers
• Grid and transmission operations staff
• Asset management and reliability teams

DURATION AND FORMAT

2 days (14 contact hours)

PREREQUISITE

AI for Smart Office, or equivalent working familiarity with an AI assistant

COURSE OUTLINE

1. Structuring maintenance and fault data so it can be analysed
2. Summarising fault history and identifying repeat and related failures
3. Drafting outage, breakdown and restoration reports
4. From condition-monitoring data to a ranked maintenance priority list
5. Shift handover notes and log summarisation
6. Building a maintenance knowledge base the whole team can question

WHAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO

• Summarise a year of fault records into a short, decision-ready analysis
• Draft outage and breakdown reports in a consistent format
• Rank maintenance actions using evidence from your own monitoring data
• Create a searchable record of past faults and their resolutions

YOU LEAVE WITH

A fault-history analysis and maintenance priority list built from the participant’s own records.