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Maintenance Training and Competency Management Software for TPM

Short answer

MaintWiz training and competency management software lets plants plan training, run sessions, record attendance and hours, keep a training master and see an education and training dashboard of sessions, completed hours, resources trained and attendance by role. It runs Kyoiku Kunren, the education and training pillar of TPM, in an AI CMMS built for TPM.

Plan training sessions, record attendance and hours, and read the dashboard by role. Book a demo to see it on your own training master.

How MaintWiz helps: MaintWiz, an AI CMMS built for TPM, runs the education and training pillar end to end: a training master of topics by role, an annual plan, scheduled sessions with attendance and hours, certification and expiry records, reports, and an E&T dashboard of sessions, completed hours, people trained and attendance by role. Read the method guide · See all three free files

By MaintWiz product team · Published · Updated

What MaintWiz adds:Training planSessions and scheduleTraining masterE&T dashboard

Key takeaways

  • The training and competency management module has a training plan, training sessions, a training schedule, a training master, reports and a dashboard.
  • The dashboard shows sessions, completed hours, resources trained and attendance by role.
  • Certification and expiry, for example licences and vision tests, sit beside attendance and hours.
  • MaintWiz is an AI CMMS built for TPM: all eight pillars, 5S, OEE, Kaizen and one point lessons, a clickable dashboard per pillar, mobile capture, tags that convert to work orders and ePTW for safety, rolled out in 6 to 8 weeks.

Training records

Why do TPM programmes depend on training records?

Every TPM pillar asks people to do something new: operators inspect, technicians coach, leaders review. Without training the routines drift. MaintWiz records who has been trained on what, so the gap behind a repeat failure is visible. Certification and expiry, for example licences and vision tests, sit beside attendance and hours, so a gap shows before an audit does (Figure 2).

From a training plan to a trained team

Plan, run, record, review

  1. Training master

  2. Plan by team or role

  3. Schedule sessions

  4. Record attendance and hours

  5. Record certification and expiry

  6. Review the dashboard

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Figure 1. Certification and expiry, for example licences and vision tests, sit beside attendance and hours so gaps show before an audit does.
  1. Define the training master: topics and the people or roles they apply to.
  2. Plan: create a training plan for the period, by team or role.
  3. Schedule: set sessions on the training schedule.
  4. Run and record: record attendance and hours for each session.
  5. Review: reports and the dashboard show sessions, hours and who has been trained.
Maintenance training software plan record with pillar, trainer, hours, attendance and effectiveness
Figure 2. One training plan record, 5S audit method for Plant 2 supervisors, holds the trainer, skill code, capacity and venue, the session with 12 enrolled and 11 attended, and the effectiveness check due a month later.

Book a demo and see attendance, hours and certification expiry on your own training master.

JIPM, the Japan Institute of Plant Maintenance, lists education and training among the necessary pillars of TPM.

Downloads

Start on paper, run it in MaintWiz: skills matrix, training and licences

  • TPM skills matrix template with annual training plan: Dashboard sheet
    ExcelTPM skills matrix template with annual training plan

    Four-level skill matrix with quarter-circle symbols

    In MaintWiz: Training plan, sessions and records by person.

    Sheets
    Dashboard, Inputs, Matrix, Plan, Read me
    Print
    A4
    Version
    v1.0, 2 November 2026
    Get the Excel file
  • Training needs and curriculum matrix by Jishu Hozen step: Dashboard sheet
    ExcelTraining needs and curriculum matrix by Jishu Hozen step

    Set the level each role needs for every training topic by Jishu Hozen step, record where people are

    In MaintWiz: Training plan, sessions, schedule and a dashboard of completed hours and attendance by role.

    Sheets
    Dashboard, Inputs, Curriculum, Needs, Levels, Gaps, Schedule, Feed matrix, Read me
    Print
    A4
    Version
    v1.0, 2 November 2026
    Get the Excel file
  • Training licence and certification expiry tracker (forklift, confined space, work at height): Dashboard sheet
    ExcelTraining licence and certification expiry tracker (forklift, confined space, work at height)

    See which forklift, confined space and work at height licences have expired, which expire in 30, 60 or 90 days

    In MaintWiz: The module can record certification and expiry handling, for example licences and vision tests.

    Sheets
    Dashboard, Inputs, People, Register, Requirements, Gaps, Read me
    Print
    A4
    Version
    v1.0, 2 November 2026
    Get the Excel file

Load your filled sheets into MaintWiz in a demo: your lists come in through Excel upload, nothing is retyped.

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What it does

What does MaintWiz training and competency management do?

MaintWiz training and competency management gives a TPM plant five things in one module.

TPM skill levels 1 to 4

The yardstick a training plan and an effectiveness check are set against

  • Level 1

    Knows the theory

  • Level 2

    Does it with help

  • Level 3

    Does it alone

  • Level 4

    Can teach it, writes the one point lesson

Example: Jishu Hozen cleaning, inspection and lubrication (CIL) on Filler F-3

Level 1 explains the CIL standardLevel 2 cleans with a leadLevel 3 runs the check aloneLevel 4 trains the next operator
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Figure 3. A four-level skill scale used in TPM training, from knowing the theory to teaching it through a one point lesson, the yardstick a training plan and effectiveness check are set against.
  • A training master of topics and the roles they apply to, so a plan is built from it.
  • Planning and scheduling by team or role, with attendance and hours recorded for each session.
  • Certification and expiry for licences and vision tests, beside sessions and attendance.
  • A dashboard of sessions, completed hours, resources trained and attendance by role.
  • One equipment list shared with the records of the other pillars.

Dashboard

What does the dashboard show?

The E&T dashboard turns the training record into one weekly view: training sessions held against plan, completed hours, the number of people trained and attendance by role. Training leads see which roles are being missed and book the next sessions before the meeting ends. Plant heads see the training pillar move beside the other TPM pillars, on the same people and equipment records.

Maintenance training software dashboard of sessions, hours, resources trained and attendance by role
Figure 4. The E&T dashboard counts 117 training sessions, 79 completed, 247 training hours and 434 people trained, with enrolment and attendance by role and trained operators, technicians and supervisors by facility.

Skills matrix and competency

A skills matrix lists the skills each role needs, the level required and the level each person has, so gaps drive the training plan. The free skills matrix and annual training plan lets you build one in a spreadsheet first.

Run the weekly training review on the same four numbers every time: sessions held against plan, completed hours, the number of people trained and attendance by role. Read them with the supervisors of the pilot area, name the roles that were missed, and book the next sessions before the meeting ends.

Records in a system

Why keep training records in a system, not a spreadsheet?

Training records on paper compared with a system
Paper or spreadsheetIn the system
PlanningA spreadsheet plan per teamA training plan and schedule held centrally
RecordsSign-in sheets in foldersSessions and attendance recorded against people and roles
GapsFound at audit timeReports show who has and has not been trained
ReportingTotals counted by handDashboard of sessions, hours, resources trained and attendance
LinkingSeparate from other TPM recordsHeld alongside one point lessons and the other TPM modules

Connections to other TPM modules

Setting it up for your plant

Training masters, roles, session types and report layouts are set up with each plant. A typical start loads the roles for a pilot area, a plan for the first quarter and the first three or four sessions. Each session is tied to a trainer and a skill and moves from open enrollment to completed (Figure 5).

Maintenance training software session list with enrolment tabs, trainer and skill
Figure 5. Training sessions move from Open for Enrollment to Closed, Completed or Cancelled; each carries facility, dates, trainer and skill, from Jishu Hozen step 2 to lockout basics, OPL writing and Kaizen sheet writing.

Who uses it

Who uses the training module?

Roles around the training module
RoleWhat they do in the module
Training coordinatorMaintains the master and plan; schedules sessions
TrainerRuns the session and records attendance
SupervisorChecks that their team is trained and released for sessions
EmployeeAttends sessions
Plant head and HRRead the dashboard and reports

A first quarter

  • Month 1: list the skills the pilot area needs by role; build the training master.
  • Month 2: schedule sessions for the highest-priority gaps; record attendance and hours.
  • Month 3: review the dashboard with supervisors; adjust the plan for the next quarter.

What you will see in the demo

  • The training master, plan and schedule.
  • Sessions, attendance and hours by role on the dashboard.
  • Certification and expiry, for example licences and vision tests.
  • Records exported to XLS and PDF.

Mistakes

What are the common mistakes with training records?

  • Recording attendance but not what skill was gained or checked.
  • Building a matrix so large that no one keeps it current.
  • Training once at launch and never refreshing as people move.
  • Counting hours as the result: hours show effort, not capability.
  • Keeping contractor training elsewhere, so gaps appear on audit day.

A useful record answers a simple question quickly: who is trained to do this task, and when was it last checked? Design the master and the plan to answer that for your critical tasks first.

Training needs by pillar
PillarTraining it needsRecord to keep
Autonomous maintenanceCleaning, inspection and lubrication skills; tag rulesSessions by step and team; one point lessons used
Planned maintenanceTechnician skills for critical equipmentSessions by task for critical equipment
Quality maintenanceDefect recognition, condition checksSessions and attendance
Safety, health and environmentHazards in cleaning and inspection; reportingSafety training and refreshers
Early equipment managementDesign review and MP sheet useSessions for engineers

Certification, expiry and export

The module records certification and expiry, for example licences and vision tests, alongside sessions and attendance. Data can be exported to XLS and PDF. MaintWiz runs as software as a service (SaaS), or on-premises on your own servers on request.

Pricing is quoted for the modules and users you need; read how TPM software is priced.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is maintenance training software?

Software that plans and schedules training, records sessions and attendance, keeps a training master and reports training progress, so a plant can see who has been trained on what.

What does the training dashboard show?

Training sessions, completed hours, the number of resources trained and attendance by role, so training leads can see whether the plan is on track and which groups are being missed.

What does the training module hold?

A training master, plan and schedule, sessions with attendance and hours, reports and a dashboard, plus certification and expiry, such as licences and vision tests. A free spreadsheet skills matrix is available to start from.

Why does TPM need training records?

Each pillar asks people to learn new routines. Records show who is trained on what, so a repeat failure can be traced to a skills gap and the gap closed with a session.

Can we start in a spreadsheet?

Yes. A skills matrix and annual training plan workbook lets you start in a spreadsheet. Move to a system when sessions, attendance and gaps need reporting across teams or plants.

Can software track licence and certificate expiry?

Yes. The module records certification and expiry, for example licences and vision tests, so a plant can see which qualifications are current and which are about to lapse.

Which TPM pillar does training management software serve?

It serves education and training, Kyoiku Kunren in Japanese, which JIPM lists among the two necessary pillars of TPM. Every other pillar draws on it, because operators, technicians and supervisors each need recorded skills for their part.

What should training management software for TPM include?

A training master, a plan and schedule, sessions with attendance and hours, certification and expiry, reports and a dashboard of sessions, completed hours, resources trained and attendance by role, all on the same equipment list as the other pillars.

Does MaintWiz show who is trained, by role?

Yes. MaintWiz keeps the training master of topics and the roles they apply to, the plan, sessions, attendance and hours, and the dashboard shows attendance and people trained by role. The free skills matrix and annual training plan workbook gives you the matrix to start from.

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Book a demo and bring the register, sheet or record you use today. We will show the training module handling the same records.

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