Reap the Benefits of Efficiently Planned Maintenance

CHARLESTON, SC—September 18, 2007—The Life Cycle Institute, the learning source for optimizing asset reliability and performance, is now accepting registrations for the Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Course. This five-day course is designed for people who are responsible for managing material costs, overtime and maintenance repair costs. Participants will learn how to coordinate the roles and responsibilities of maintenance supervisors and planners, and how to sustain management’s commitment and support. Life Cycle Engineering’s planning and scheduling experts will help class participants master scheduling and coordinating work effectively and learn the best ways to handle common maintenance problems, delays and inefficiencies.

Larry Jeffcoat of Michelin said, “This class was a great experience…it was extremely informative and the instructor was outstanding and very knowledgeable of the planning function based on real world experiences! It was definitely worthy of my time and effort.”

The next course is scheduled for October 8-12, 2007 at the Life Cycle Institute’s state-of-the-art training facilities in Charleston, SC. Course size is limited in order to maximize the value to each participant. To register, visit www.LCE.com