Reliability Radio is a dedicated podcast and media platform that features thought leaders, experts, and innovators in the fields of reliability, maintenance, and asset management. Hosted by Reliabilityweb, it shares real-world success stories, emerging technologies, and best practices to help professionals enhance the reliability and performance of their assets. Interested in sponsoring an interview?
Dr. Karl Hoffower from Failure Prevention Associates joins the show to discuss the "Silver Tsunami" and the growing skills gap in the American workforce. Learn how cross-functional teams and medical-grade diagnostic protocols can revolutionize maintenance and prevent costly production failures.
Kelly Amundson, Senior Director of Sustainable Operations at JLL, discusses the integration of sustainability, safety, and process quality within engineering and asset management. She shares insights on carbon reduction, water conservation, and the shift from "like-for-like" to "like-for-better" asset replacement strategies.
Jeff Hay, CEO of RDI Technologies, joins Reliability Radio to discuss the revolutionary impact of Motion Amplification. Learn how this technology transforms invisible vibrations into clear video, simplifies technical communication between departments, and enhances condition monitoring for complex assets like piping systems.
Recorded at IMC 2025, this Reliability Radio episode features Hetal Lee of JLL discussing how reliability, asset management, data, and sustainability must work together. Hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ explore why integrated strategies—not silos—drive long‑term business outcomes.
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Join Greg Elliott of JLL as he explores the intersection of AI, sustainability, and operational excellence. This session highlights how modernizing data and embracing disruptive technologies like tokenization can build resilience and unlock long-term value in global asset management.
Join Chris Sobota and Glenn Gardner from Waites as they explore the evolution of vibration analysis. From the analog days to the rise of edge computing, learn about the "Three Waves" of predictive maintenance and why the future of reliability depends on breaking down silos between maintenance, IT, and industrial operations.
Recorded live at IMC 2025, this episode of Reliability Radio features Andrew Dixon, COO of MaxGrip, in a thoughtful discussion on AI, change management, and the gap between ambition and execution. Hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ explore why AI success in reliability isn’t a technology problem—it’s a people and process challenge. A grounded conversation on turning AI promise into real operational impact.
Many organizations stall their predictive maintenance journeys due to perceived high costs and lengthy deployment timelines. Clayton Bahn of AssetWatch joins the podcast to explain how modern, wireless solutions can move from installation to actionable insights in just seven days—challenging the industry's "fear of the unknown" and the paralysis of analysis.
At IMC 2025, Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ sit down with Nick Haase, co‑founder of MaintainX, to explore executive inaction—why leaders stall on decisions, how it puts reliability programs at risk, and what it takes to spark action before failure forces change.
Stop "boiling the ocean" with your reliability program. Patrick Heiser (Nanoprecise) reveals the blueprint for success using RCM-R. From targeted pilots to global scaling, discover how to streamline your maintenance strategy and gain true technician buy-in.
A sharp look into the hidden costs and chaos of spare parts management — and how better data, visibility, and standardization can finally bring MRO under control.
How do you get maintenance technicians to actually use mobile tools? Aaron Hermes joins Reliability Radio to discuss "mobile relevance"—the art of simplifying data for the field. From battling screen glare to defining clear objectives, discover how to make mobile technology truly fit for purpose.