Reliability Centered Maintenance
Quanterion’s 3-day Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) Training Course has been developed as the logical sequel to its 1-day Introduction to RCM Course. This longer course offers detailed insight into the requirements and approaches defined in the Society of Automotive Engineer (SAE) International Surface Vehicle/Aerospace Standard JA1011 (August 2009) “Evaluation Criteria for Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) Processes”, SAE International Surface Vehicle/Aerospace Recommended Practice JA1012 (August 2011) “A Guide to the Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) Standard”, the Second Edition of John Moubray’s definitive textbook “Reliability-Centered Maintenance RCM II” (1997) and NAVAIR 00-25-403, “Guidelines for the Naval Aviation Reliability-Centered Maintenance Process” (2005).
Course Description
The course covers a brief introduction to the concepts and terminology used in RCM, then expands into the detailed processes associated with RCM planning and analysis, RCM implementation/task packaging and RCM sustainment activities. The highlights of the course include an in-class Course Project and numerous exercises that reinforce the knowledge gained throughout the course.
Who Should Take the Course
Individuals who need to be able to understand and apply RCM principles and activities as they relate to the development and implementation of cost-optimized maintenance and Asset Management strategies. Design engineers, reliability engineers, logistics specialists and maintenance personnel will benefit from the course.
What the Student Will Learn
The student will gain an appreciation and understanding of the principles and activities of RCM as described in SAE JA1011, SAE JA1012, John Moubray’s RCM II publication and NAVAIR 00-25-403. The student will then be able to apply those principles to RCM planning and implementation within their own organization.
Provided Materials
Attendees will receive a copy of the Quanterion Nonelectronic Part Reliability Data (NPRD-2016), Failure Mode/Mechanism Distribution (FMD-2016) Automated Databook, as well as RCM RELease publication.
Required Materials
Attendees are required to bring a laptop computer in order to participate in class exercises.
Presenter(s) Biography
Mr. Wisniewski is a Senior Reliability Engineer at Quanterion Solutions and has more than 30 years’ experience in applying reliability, maintainability and safety engineering design, analysis, testing and screening methods and failure analysis and field support techniques on a variety of commercial products and military equipment/systems. Programs include radar, microwave/RF sensor systems, flight controls, mission computers, fixed and rotary winged full authority digital engine controls, regenerative liquid propellant guns, lightweight howitzers, and commercial and military hybrid electric vehicle drive train components. At Quanterion, he leads efforts to support government and industry customers in designing reliability/quality into products and systems, solve product reliability problems and identify corrective actions using techniques such as electrical stress analyses, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis, Root Cause Analysis, standard statistical analysis, and the collection, analysis and modeling of failure data.
To schedule an instructor-led in-person training course on this, e-mail us at qinfo@quanterion.com or call us at 877.808.0097 (toll free) or 315.732.0097.
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