Design for maintainability comes at an initial cost that can be easily justified by the savings along the equipment lifetime. Know how to assess maintainability in this article.
Tag: Reliability
Before you return to disengagement or to forget why you were doing this task, ask your self “Are you 100% sure?” Read how to maintain trust..
To change your perceptions and expectations to expect that the good is what always to come in your workplace follow those steps.
This chat added some eye opening insights on the failure modes while exploring the failure levels and subsystem partitioning
In the this chat we shall demonstrate failure modes of some sample equipment and some guides to properly level your system analysis. As we had defined Failure Modes in our previous chat; A failure Mode for a Function Failure is one of the ways that this Failure could happen. In other words , it is […]
This chat draws a perception of the The Failure Mode, its importance and how to select useful ones.
Your team of maintainers and operators are the best source for the Failure Effect knowledge. Other resources carries only information.
We shall demonstrate the main jargons used in the decision making sheet of the RCM (Reliability-Centered Maintenance). Those expressions are important to understand the process of applying the RCM. As explained in the last chat: 5-Reliability made easy – RCM Jargons, the RCM analysis ends up in 2 fundamental sheets: The Information Worksheet and The […]
In order to have robust foundation about RCM, that’s a starting point to define the acronyms and Jargons specific to RCM Worksheets.
Proactivity sounds great but it must be rationalized using an RCM typical question “Do this maintenance activity worth doing?” Read more here