Reliability Methods

Overview

Course Description

This interactive, practical course addresses the integration of a range of reliability initiatives into an asset management strategy. You'll discover the tools necessary to develop, implement, and sustain best in class maintenance and reliability programs. You'll learn, in depth, the elements your organization needs in order to reduce reactive maintenance, downtime, and maintenance costs with proven reliability methods. This course provides an alternative to the basic 1-day REL101 introduction course and instead provides a deep dive into all the main tools which the Reliability Engineer should be equipped with.

Benefits - Provides the toolkit for a reliability engineer to develop and grow. (REL201)

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Who should attend

Graduate engineers, project engineers, asset managers, maintenance engineers, design engineers, reliability engineers/technicians, operators, safety engineers, risk engineers, defect elimination managers

Objectives

Describe the key methods and tools to employ to achieve reliability improvement across the asset lifecycle.
Explain the objectives are of reliability management and how the reliability discipline interacts with the rest of the organization.

Summary

2 days / 15 hrs

Classroom

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Program Outline

Day 1

Reliability Concepts
Breaking The Reactive Cycle
Benefits of Reliability Based Maintenance
Definition of Reliability Terms
Introduction to key Reliability Engineering Tools:
- Failure Mode Effects & Criticality Analysis (FMECA)
- Weibull Distribution Analysis
- Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM)