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RCFA Workshop Part 05

Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) has an important place in a complete maintenance program. Root Cause Failure Analysis provides the ability to identify and eliminate preventable root causes of failures.

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RCFA Workshop Part 04

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RCFA Workshop Part 03

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RCFA Workshop Part 02

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RCFA Workshop Part 01

Asset Management

PAS-55: Understanding Asset Management Enablers

An hour long recorded webinar by James Nesbitt, Principal - Service Delivery, The Asset Performance Group Inc.

The British Standards Institute's Publicly Available Specification 55 (PAS-55) provides organizations with a framework for establishing good practices in asset management. In the seventh installment of our popular PAS-55 themed webinar series, APG will guide attendees towards a high-level understanding of what PAS-55 enablers are and frame them in the context of common industry practices. Examples of such practices include Asset Risk Prioritization, RCM, TPM, 6 Sigma, and others. APG will then explore how PAS-55 allows alignment of these often "competing" initiatives.

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RCM Training Seminar - Sneak Peek Two

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.

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RCM Training Seminar - Sneak Peek One - Why RCM?

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.

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Scoring Your RCM Effort

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

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Solving an Inherent Problem of FMEA

An 8 minute iPresentation by Paul Lanthier of Ivara

Paul Lanthier, Director of The Aladon Network & Ivara Reliability Services, shares his insights on an inherent problem of FMEA. To learn how to avoid falling into this common trap, watch this 8 minute video.

CMMS and EAM

Standardizing maintenance and reliability data - How do you get there?

A 60 minute recorded web workshop led by Jay West, EAM Master LLC

Maintenance and reliability excellence cannot be achieved without comprehensive, high quality data. Developing standard data formats and good naming conventions is a prerequisite for good quality data. This webinar will provide a step-by-step process for developing and implementing solid data standards for Oracle eAM.

"In God we Trust, all others bring data" - W. Edwards Deming

This webinar is independent from and has no association with Oracle. Oracle and Java are registered trademarks of Oracle and/or its affiliates. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.

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Analyzing past failures for a more successful future

A 50 minute recorded webinar on demand by Steve Murray, Director, ABB Reliability Services.

Failure analysis requires technical ability, time and an established reliability and maintenance system. While it's a struggle for many plants to complete these both timely and accurately, if done correctly, it can minimize equipment failures and provide a direct solution to equipment performance improvement. In this webinar, we will examine major historical failures and look at requirements, various analysis methods and pitfalls of failure analysis.

Participate to learn:

1) How to recognize common causes of equipment failure

2) Learn how increased reliability leads to higher profitability

3) Understand the basics of Root Cause Failure Analysis and Failure Modes & Effects Analysis to identify and correct causes of failure

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CBM and Reliability for Today’s Maintenance Supervisor

An 8 minute iPresentation by Florian Lenders, Vice President of Ivara

Move away from wading through a text-based work order system. Instead, move towards managing equipment by exception, using condition-based indicators. Gain a better understanding of what to inspect while standardizing the way data is collected and reported. Track and trend equipment condition degradation and put in place a complete method of inspecting and managing your equipment.

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Integrating FRACAS with Maintenance Strategy Development

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By Steve Turner at OMCS International

Failure Reporting and Corrective Action Systems (FRACAS) are amongst the most valuable yet most poorly managed process in industrial maintenance. With good intent, most organizations have FRACAS systems, however many end up with unfinished or unimplemented analyses only to find the problems repeating again.

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SAVE ENERGY and GET GREENER

Use Ultrasonic Technology to Locate, measure, and document Compressed Air Leaks and Greenhouse Gas Emissions

A 17 minute iPresentation Tutorial by Mike Naro, Technical Trainer, UE Systems, Inc.

Locating and repairing compressed air leaks not only saves your company money but reduces your carbon footprint. This presentation will provide you an overview of the advantages of ultrasound technology, and more acutely ultrasonic compressed air leak detection as a way to immediately recognize, analyze, and eliminate leaks, and your carbon footprint.