TE21779 – Maintenance Planning and Scheduling
Module code
TE21779
Module title
Maintenance Planning and Scheduling
Prescription
People credited with this unit standard are able to: demonstrate knowledge of principles of structured planning; demonstrate knowledge of key features of the planning process; and analyse mechanical engineering tasks and formulate solutions using planning principles and network analysis tools.
Programmes
- BT0101
- TE1010
- TE1101
- TE1201
NZQA Level
Level 5
NZQA Credits
15
Delivery method
- Not Web enabled
Learning hours
- Total learning hours
- 150
Resources required
- Content
- Element 1
Demonstrate knowledge of principles of structured planning.
Performance criteria
1.1Principles of structured planning are described.
Rangeproject identification, project scope, work breakdown structure, risk identification and evaluation.
Element 2
Demonstrate knowledge of key features of the planning process.
Performance criteria
2.1Principles of network analysis are described in terms of their use in the planning process.
Rangecritical path method, logic, slack and float, Gantt charts, resource histograms, early/late start.
2.2Principles of resource allocation are described in terms of their use in the planning process.
Rangeprinciples - scheduling, loading, smoothing, limits;
resources - workforce, materials, equipment, finance.
2.3Principles of forecasting are described in terms of their use in the planning process.
Rangestatistical methods, errors.
2.4Management strategies for change and risk analysis are described in terms of their use in the planning process.
Rangefinance, workforce, quality, markets, political climate, environment.
Element 3
Analyse mechanical engineering tasks and formulate solutions using planning principles and network analysis tools.
Rangeevidence of three tasks is required, at least one of which is completed using a proprietary software planning package.
Performance criteria
3.1Planning principles are used to develop best practice solutions for given tasks.
Rangework breakdown structure, forecasting, management strategies for change, resource allocation, network analysis tools, optimum task completion.
3.2Network analysis tools are used to develop best practice solutions for given tasks.
Rangeinclude but is not limited t - Basic of Assessment
- The assessment methods for this module are shown in the attached assessment structure setup form.
- Learning and Teaching Resource
- A full set of resources will be issued for this module including printed course work and assessment materials. Additionally students will be encouraged to use the library and other resources that can be accessed at Wintec.
- Statement of RPL/Relevant Lear
- Recommended entry information:
Unit 21775, Demonstrate knowledge of mathematical principles for mechanical engineering; and
Unit 21788, Demonstrate and apply knowledge of manufacturing processes and equipment for mechanical engineering;
or demonstrate equivalent knowledge and skills.
