General Information
The chair of Asset Management & Maintenance Engineering (AMME) focuses on maintenance engineering and design for maintenance: developing a maintenance program for a given capital asset (e.g., a train, radar system, or chemical plant) and developing capital assets such that they can be maintained cost-effectively throughout their useful life. This is closely related to asset management. For more information about who we are and what we do, please see the following pages:
Affiliations & information for companies
The AMME chair is an active part of several collaborations with industry and academia. Together with our partners, we work together on research, education, and professional development in the Asset Management and Maintenance Engineering field.
Companies interested in research or professional education with the chair of Asset Management and Maintenance Engineering are encouraged to contact the chair:
Education
The AMME chair offers a wide range of educational courses and activities for master students, EngD students, PhD candidates, and industry professionals.
The Maintenance Engineering & Operations (MEO) specialisation offers various maintenance-oriented courses, capita selecta, and master assignments, offered by a unique collaboration of maintenance-focused chairs. This allows our Mechanical Engineering students to develop relevant expertise and industry expertise over the course of their 2-year master's.
Our chair offers master courses on Maintenance Engineering & Management, Design-for-Maintenance, and Frontiers-in-Maintenance, which are available for students of Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Design Engineering, and Industrial Engineering & Management.
AMME also provides multiple Lifelong Learning (LLL) activities, offering high-quality education tailored towards professionals who already have professional experience in the maintenance field. Activities involve the Masterclass Asset Management & Maintenance Engineering, Masterclass Risk Management, and NS Accelerate.