Events

Ultrasound Level 1 Certification Course

Ultra-Sound Technologies, a leader in airborne ultrasound for predictive and preventative maintenance is hosting an Airborne Ultrasound Workshop and Ultrasound Technician Level I (UST-I).

Reliability 2.0 Conference

Reliabilityweb.com and Uptime Magazine Present
Reliability 2.0 Conference
High Performance Reliability Management

Webinar - PAS-55: An Introduction to the Asset Management Standard

The British Standards Institute's Publicly Available Standard 55 (PAS-55) provides organizations with a specification for good practices in asset management. The Asset Performance Group has seen a rise in demand for PAS-55 practices in North America and has created this webinar to introduce the standard to the reliability community and help reliability professionals to understand how this standard may impact them and their organizations.

MARCON 2010 - February 15 -18, 2010

MARCON 2010, now in it's 14th year, is a forum for all -- practioners, specialists, educators, students, and even the new and uninitiated -- to learn and exchange information on new and emerging technologies as well as on tried and proven methods and techniques in the area of Reliability and Maintenance Engineering and Management.

Level I Dynamic Motor Monitoring/Introduction to DC Motor Monitoring

Expanding upon the concepts learned in the introduction course, this Level I course will provide an in-depth look at the technical theory and concepts associated with dynamic motor monitoring and diagnostics. Upon completion of this course the student will have an in-depth working knowledge of dynamic motor monitoring methods, be able to collect quality data and analyze most motor failure modes utilizing the Explorer hardware. The final day and a half will be dedicated to hands on operation of the explorer in a laboratory environment. A final written and practical exam is required for qualification. Seminar price includes workbook, lodging and most meals.

Pulse 2010 by IBM

Find out how a smarter planet requires a dynamic infrastructure based on IBM Service Management capabilities.

One Day Oil Analysis Training - Atlanta Motor Speedway

Are you looking for the ideal, practical training session on oil analysis? One that doesn't drag on for days and is held at an exciting, non-traditional venue. Well, join us at the Atlanta Motor Speedway as we invite you to share ideas, express concerns, and have fun. Since space is limited we ask you to respond quickly.

Cause Mapping II - Facilitation and Documentation Public Workshops

This workshop is designed for those individuals wanting to take their problem-solving and investigation skills to the next level. Through hands-on application, you will learn how to effectively collect and organize information about the problem, lead a structured investigation and provide clear documentation in an Excel Project Workbook. We will spend the majority of class time applying the skills rather than on theory and concepts. A significant portion of the workshop will include hands on training using Excel to capture and document problems. It is recommended you submit a prepared Cause Map at least one week prior to the workshop. The purpose of this pre-work is to allow you the opportunity to discuss your experience with the instructor during the workshop, and receive productive criticism. Due to the one-on-one interaction between the instructor and attendees, the class is limited to 10 people. Included in the registration fee, you will receive one hour of remote consultation after the workshop to review and obtain feedback on any Cause Map.

Webinar: Selecting the Right Manufacturing Improvement Tool Session 10: Root Cause Analysis

Please join author and Manufacturing Improvement expert Ron Moore for the 10th of an 11 part Reliability Roadmap Web Workshop.

Selecting the Right Manufacturing Improvement Tools, offers an easy-to-understand and comprehensive review of the most important current industrial improvement tools that every manufacturing or industrial executive, operational manager or engineer needs to know, including which tool to use for a particular type of manufacturing situation.

Webinar - The 6 Reasons Why Lube Oil Analysis Programs Fail

Companies can receive exceptional payback from setting up an oil analysis program. However, without proper vigilance the program can fail miserably or never get the traction to deliver the proper payback. With 20 years of experience in helping clients set up and manage lube oil programs Insight presents its top 6 reasons why a program fails. Focus on avoiding theses pitfalls and chances are you are on your way to a world class program