Why Your Engineers Need Reliability 101

Equip your employees with the knowledge to upgrade the reliability of your products and systems or build reliability into new designs.

Your employees will walk away from this course with the ability to perform basic reliability analyses and interpret the results and apply analyses including Reliability Modeling, Statistical Distributions, Reliability Predictions, Stress-Strength Analysis, Stress Derating Analysis, Failure Mode, Effects, & Criticality Analysis (FMECA).

It all starts with skills. Send your employees to Reliability 101 today!

Meeting reliability requirements for products and systems starts with a basic understanding of reliability engineering. Prepare your team to meet current or future reliability requirements by training your employees in best practices.

Quanterion Solutions has been providing reliability engineering training to companies around the world for decades.

Take advantage of world-class reliability engineering training for your company today by registering your employees for Reliability 101.

Build or upskill your engineering workforce through hands-on training. Send your employees with new responsibilities in reliability engineering or anyone needing a refresher. Quanterion Solutions has also provided Reliability 101 to managers interested in better understanding the reliability process and how reliability engineering can be used to improve a company’s competitive edge.

Register for Reliability 101 today and receive $200 off for single registrations or take advantage of 10% off for groups of three to four or 20% off for groups of five and up.

In one course, increase the potential for retaining your engineering team. A survey of more than 1,200 individuals reported that 58% of employees are likely to leave companies that do not provide professional development opportunities.

Help to retain your engineers and other employees by sending them to Reliability 101. Hurry! The early bird discount of $200 off ends March 31. 

Attendees will receive the Quanterion Automated Reliability Toolkit for Enhancing Reliability (QuART ER) software as well as a copy of the System Reliability Toolkit-V publication, a $474 value.

Please bring a scientific calculator to participate in class exercises.

Richard Wisniewski, ASQ Certified Reliability Engineer. Mr. Wisniewski is a Senior Reliability Engineer at Quanterion Solutions and has more than 38 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.

The open training is provided through Quanterion Solutions’ Reliability, Maintainability and Quality Knowledge Center (RMQSI), which has been educating organizations and individuals in the U.S. and worldwide since the company’s beginning in 2000.

“RMQSI’s training courses were developed by in-house reliability experts with decades of practical experience in reliability engineering,” said Preston MacDiarmid, President of Quanterion Solutions Incorporated. “Our training is sought after by industry, government and academia for its accelerated concepts-to-application approach.”

The training explores common mathematical calculations and statistical techniques used by engineers in their day-to-day work – from calculating failure predictions common in the prototyping lab to analyzing defects in current products on the shop floor.

“Our training minimizes technical jargon to focus on the practical applications of reliability analyses,” said Rich Wisniewski, Senior Reliability Engineer at Quanterion Solutions Incorporated. “After three days of training, attendees will walk away with the ability to identify and perform the various types of reliability assessments applicable for a new product at all life cycle stages – from concept to design to test and finally to field support.”