PEMAC Asset Management

Association of Canada
PEMAC Association de gestion des actifs du Canada
 MAINTENANCE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
(30 Hours)

This module will demonstrate why collecting and managing

maintenance information is important for realizing value from assets
and aligning maintenance management with the organization’s overall
objectives. Participants will learn when and where maintenance
information is critical within the asset’s lifecycle, and particularly
within the maintenance management functions. This module will
discuss the processes and tools that create, collect, and manage
maintenance information, and how to manage data efficiently and
effectively.

Upon completion of this module participants will recognize

maintenance management processes and information systems that
define, collect and, transform data and information to underpin
decision-making foundations.
Professionals in various maintenance-related roles including planners,
schedulers, supervisors, coordinators, and other operations personnel,
may consider completing a combination of modules to better equip
themselves with the knowledge and skills necessary to make significant
improvements within their role and the organization as a whole.

For example, the Maintenance Work Management Certificate is available

for practitioners who have completed MMP Module 1 & 6, and is a
great milestone towards achieving the full MMP certification.

MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL (MMP)

EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION PROGR AM

How to enroll Program Recognition

MMP is offered at selected colleges, technical institutes and
universities across Canada in both official languages. The courses
are typically offered at a pace that enables working professionals
to achieve certification in just over two years.
www.pemac.org/education
Certification Completion Requirements
Individuals who successfully complete all 8 Modules and
are members of the PEMAC Asset Management Association
of Canada can apply for the “Maintenance Management
Professional” (MMP) designation from PEMAC.
MMP completion qualifies Journeymen Tradespeople for Blue
Seal Certification of business competencies through Alberta
Apprenticeship and Industry Training.
“Continuing Education Unit Credits” for Alberta and Ontario
Water/Waste Water Operators through Alberta Apprenticeship
and Industry Training, British Columbia Blue Seal through
BCIT, and Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification
Commission.
Course completion qualifies for Continuing Education Units for
Engineers and Engineering Technologists. Consult your provincial
engineering or CET association for more information.
For a list of employers who have mentioned MMP Certification in
their job postings see the “MMP Certification” page.

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INFORMATION CONTACT:
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