Burlington, Ontario Canada (PRWEB) - Ivara Corporation, the industry leader and innovator in asset performance management solutions, today announced a partnership with Management Resources Group, Inc. (MRG), a leading reliability engineering & asset management consulting and solution provider. MRG will provide implementation services for Ivara® EXP Enterprise asset performance management software for asset-intensive businesses across North America.
People and Processes, Inc. a leader in education and consulting services dedicated to Maintenance and Operations enhancement announced today that the organization has become a Member Organization of The Aladon Network. The Aladon Network is a global community of reliability professionals whose members are certified by Aladon as Practitioners and Facilitators in the delivery of RCM2, MTA (Maintenance Task Analysis) and AP (Asset Prioritization). These advanced methodologies offer team-based approaches to developing a reliability strategy for all key assets in an organization. This global network has helped clients apply RCM2 based practices in over 80 countries. More than 65,000 people have attended Aladon training courses worldwide.
An hour long Webinar on demand by Jason Ballentine - Principal Engineer, ARMS Reliability
The Availability Workbench creates a living Reliability program creating a unique proactive work process for maintenance optimization, RCM, RAMS Studies, System Availability and Lifecycle Cost Calculations.
Having facilitated hundreds of Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) events over the past fifteen years, I have heard a lot of questions running the gamut of topics from right on target to a little off base. However, I do believe that any question is a good question if it helps participants better understand the RCM process. While the questions do vary widely, in the following pages, I will discuss the ten most commonly asked. . . .
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In today's economic environment, where companies around the world are tightening their financial belts to decrease costs while assuring plant safety and environmental protection, the key performance indicators of equipment and process reliability have become an important area in which to focus initiatives. While some companies got an early start in building reliability programs, the vast majority are just now getting educated about the benefits that equipment and process reliability can bring to their business.
Terrence O'Hanlon, CMRP, Reliabilityweb.com and RELIABILITY Magazine together with Robert Baldwin, Editor of Maintenance Technology, selected Charles Latino as recipient of the 2005 Summit Award. Mr. Latino was gracious enough to enlighten us with some of the wisdom he has collected over his years as a reliability pioneer and leader.
Emerson Process Management, SGS Malaysia, and Bureau Veritas join Chiyoda Advanced Solutions, Fujitsu, Silcar in the Meridium Certified Services Provider Program
Learn RCM from Anthony M. (Mac) Smith who is internationally recognized for his pioneering efforts in the application of Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) to complex systems and facilities in the industrial and government arenas.
His engineering career spans 50 years of technical and management experience, including 24 years with GE. For the past 25 years, he has consulted in RCM for many Fortune 100 companies as well as the Air Force, Navy and NASA.
In this short clip from Reliability Centered Maintenance Training Seminar, Anthony M. (Mac) Smith answers the question of why this seminar exists and why you should watch it.
Learn RCM from Anthony M. (Mac) Smith who is internationally recognized for his pioneering efforts in the application of Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) to complex systems and facilities in the industrial and government arenas. His engineering career spans 50 years of technical and management experience, including 24 years with GE. For the past 25 years, he has consulted in RCM for many Fortune 100 companies as well as the Air Force, Navy and NASA.
The newly updated (June 2014) Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Project Manager's Guide, originally facilitated by Jack Nicholas, Jr. in 2005, uses a clear, flexible process and set of criteria so an organization can assess what it takes to successfully conduct and implement an RCM project and avoid pitfalls along the way to experiencing measured results that add significantly to the bottom line.
An hour long Webinar Tutorial On Demand Led by Doug Plucknette GPAllied World-Wide RCM Discipline Leader
Anyone who has ever been involved in the effort to perform and implement Reliability Centered Maintenance has from time to time wondered if they are doing the right things to ensure the program will be a success. In this webinar you will learn a simple way to assess your effort to help keep your program successful.
Participate to learn:
1) Learn the 4 scoring categories
2) Learn key questions for scoring each category
3) Learn how you can improve the success of your RCM effort
Business and commerce are totally dependent on electrical equipment and systems for energy, control and communications. These systems can be complex and the task to analyze failure consequences can be equally complex. Unrecognized consequence of failure, especially if the failure impacts personnel safety, can have unacceptable moral and legal implications as well as significant financial costs. Recent trends in workplace electrical safety shed new light on reliability needs for certain equipment in electric power and control systems. One trend is the increasing attention given to mitigating arc flash hazards in electric power systems.
Having facilitated hundreds of Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) events over the past fifteen years, I have heard a lot of questions running the gamut of topics from right on target to a little off base. However, I do believe that any question is a good question if it helps participants better understand the RCM process. While the questions do vary widely, in the following pages, I will discuss the ten most commonly asked. . . .
In today's economic environment, where companies around the world are tightening their financial belts to decrease costs while assuring plant safety and environmental protection, the key performance indicators of equipment and process reliability have become an important area in which to focus initiatives. While some companies got an early start in building reliability programs, the vast majority are just now getting educated about the benefits that equipment and process reliability can bring to their business. Those who have worked in the field for years understand that the word "reliability" means more than just having equipment and processes that run when needed. Reliability has a direct effect on nearly every aspect of your business. Reliable equipment costs less to maintain, produces higher product quality, is more energy efficient, and most importantly, reliable equipment and processes suffer less health, safety, and environmental incidents.
It is understood that RCM is the correct tool to apply to high risk assets. RCM is also applicable to assets that you have tried to develop maintenance programs for but failed. Quoting the current head of aladon RCM is applicable to approximately 15% of assets in 50% of industries. This would correlate to 7.5% of all assets require RCM. RCM is a powerful effort intensive tool that if applied properly will have high level results that if implemented, executed and followed up will insure cost effective maintenance. Even hard core RCM purists will not apply it to all assets. So if the 7.5% is correct then what should be applied to 92.5% of the remaining assets?
Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) has received a bit of a bad wrap because of perceived difficulties and high cost associated with it. When problems occur, it's usually because managers did
CHICAGO- Veolia Water North America (Veolia Water) has entered into an exclusive RCM support service agreement with Anthony M. (Mac) Smith, doing business as AMS Associates.
CFO's are tasked with reducing operations and maintenance costs according to the Aberdeen Group's research. So, analyze and estimate the impact of an RCM program to prevent unplanned downtime,
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