Asset Performance Management
ARP-A
Asset Reliability Practitioner Reliability Advocate course
Overview
Course Description
ARP-A (Asset Reliability Practitioner: Advocate) is intended for senior maintenance and operations/production management, engineers, junior reliability engineers, and condition monitoring professionals who need to understand the reliability and performance improvement process.
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Who should attend
- Engineers involved in reliability improvement
- Managers who are thinking of starting an initiative in reliability improvement
- Personnel who want to become certified to international standards (ED161)
Objectives
- Prepare the participant for the ED161 certification test
- Get a holistic view of how to improve reliability and plant performance
- Understand the implementation process and all the essential elements necessary to have a successful program
6 months experience required for certification
The exam and the associated certification is provided by Mobius. Baker Hughes can provide a proctored environment for the paper or online exam.
Program Outline
Day 1
- Reliable plant and benefits
- Introduction to implementation
- Assessing the value
- Selling senior management
- Strategy
- Plantwide engagement
Day 2
- Getting maintenance under control
- Defect elimination
- Understanding failure
- Asset strategy
- Work management
- Spares management
Day 3
- Precision work
- Proactive asset care
- Condition monitoring
- Continuous improvement
Upcoming Sessions
No available sessions
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Asset Reliability Practitioner Reliability Advocate course
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