Cordant Reliability Centered Maintenance Training Program

Training program centered around Reliability Centered Maintenance, strategy development, with optional additional exercises workshop. Virtual and on-site offerings.

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  • Program Syllabus:
    • Day 1
      • Analyzing failure data. Utilizing MTBF & MTTR and explaining the flaws
      • Introduction to Weibull distribution in reliability data analysis
      • Exercises analyzing failure and suspensions data with Weibull
      • Introducing the RCM methodology approach for maintenance optimization
      • How to justify maintenance through Business Goals and Asset Strategies
      • Identifying system boundaries, functional analysis and failure mode definitions
      • Applying failure consequences for cost and risk, and failure frequencies
      • Analyzing the Run-To-Failure strategy
      • Inspections, predictive maintenance and preventative choices. Understanding P-F intervals
    • Day 2
      • Exercises for understanding the complexities of calculating maintenance justification without computers
      • Building an RCM model from scratch, performing task optimization as a group
      • Grouping of tasks to create maintenance plans
      • Preparing for implementation; load sheet into CMMS creation and preventative maintenance instruction documents
    • Day 3 (optional)
      • Asset strategy management workshop

The Cordant (formerly known as ARMS) Reliability Centered Maintenance Training Program provides 10 to 25 attendees an in-person--or virtual--class spanning two days, or 15 hours of web conferencing, centered around the knowledge and skills necessary to develop effective maintenance strategies. This training provides working knowledge of RCM methodology, facilitating comprehension and use of powerful reliability software to optimize your plans in a simulated environment. This course also highlights how to analyze and utilize failure data to drive improvement. This is done by linking Weibull distribution to the logical Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) approach. Comprehension of these methodologies will allow attendees to practice development and execution of successful outcomes and meet business objectives through quantifying and calculating business benefits and risk reduction.

The skillsets that team members will learn or refine in this course will facilitate next steps to reducing high maintenance costs and unplanned downtimes, among other chronic organizational issues. Participants will apply everything learned to solve exercise problems, and perform task optimization as a group. Private classes include an optional workshop offering additional asset strategy management exercises, extending the program to three days.

Employees that can benefit from this program: Reliability Engineers, Project Engineers, Maintenance Analysts, Maintenance Supervisors, Design Engineers, Plant Performance Engineers, RCM Team Members