Maintenance Management Professional

Program Overview
 

Humber College, in partnership with PEMAC Asset Management Association of Canada, presents this certificate program designed for individuals seeking to expand their maintenance management knowledge and work towards the professional MMP designation. The Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) education program provides training and certification to those aspiring to, or already in, maintenance management or supervisory positions enabling them to align their work with the asset management strategies and plans of their organization. Participants will gain the knowledge and skills to drive improvements in uptime, production capacity, equipment reliability, safety, environmental compliance, economic life of assets, return on investment and effective communication between departments. Certified MMPs will be qualified to provide cost effective management of an organization's existing physical assets and provide valuable insight into the decision-making processes for future acquisitions.

 

 

 

There are no admission requirements for this program. Register and pay for courses individually.

 

Pre-requisites: It is highly recommended that you take An Integrated Strategy for Maintenance Management (PEMA 201) as your first course, but not required. PEMA 201-207 must be completed prior to taking the Capstone course PEMA 208.

 

 

Successful completion of the eight courses (60% or higher) leads to a nationwide recognized certificate in maintenance management – MMP (Maintenance Management Professional).

 

For information regarding the MMP designation, contact the association

Maintenance Management Professional courses are OSAP Eligible
 

Learners enrolled in an Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) approved micro-credential program can apply for financial assistance through OSAP for Micro-credentials. Eligible students must apply for funding for each course separately by following the step-by-step application process. Applications for OSAP for Micro-credential assistance cannot overlap with another micro-credential study period (funding for multiple courses cannot be applied for concurrently).

 

 

To be eligible for funding through the OSAP for Micro-credentials courses, you must meet the criteria below as well as certain residency and income requirements specified on the OSAP website:

Curriculum
 

Note: Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.