Education

A team of professionals responsible for maintenance and operations at Presstran Industries, a manufacturing division of Magna International, have successfully completed the Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) Program.

Registration is now open for the next offering of PEMAC's Becoming a Certified Asset Management Assessor Course that is taking place at MainTrain!

PEMAC is currently seeking individuals who are interested in instructing the Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) program at teaching institutions across the country.

PEMAC announces that it’s Asset Management Professional (AMP) education and certificate program will be moving to a new home.

Northern Lakes College is PEMAC's partner in delivering the Asset Management Professional certification program in seven Canadian cities. Made possible by a Municipal Asset Management Program grant through the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, the program is subsidized for the participation of up to 120 representatives from municipal teams across Canada.

On December 16, 2018 the course reports were sent to the 18 participants in the live online Northern Lakes College Module 8 session (Course # MM009-18-19ZZOCT1), that ran from October 2, 2018 to December 4, 2018.

Groups of municipal teams began their learning journey together last week, when the Asset Management Professional (AMP) program for cross-functional municipal teams kicked off in Saskatoon and Newmarket. 

PEMAC is proud to announce it will be working with municipalities in their efforts to improve infrastructure spending decisions through stronger asset management.

PEMAC announces that the Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) program is now available for individuals who wish to receive credits for courses in our Asset Management Professional program.

"On behalf of all Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) instructors at Humber College, I wish to congratulate the recent Humber MMP Capstone graduation class.