Tag Archives: Reliability engineer
LRCM reliability analyst survey results
Mesh LRCM has two principal objectives. First, to ensure analyzable work order data, and second, to update the RCM knowledge base whenever it deviates from reality as observed by the technician. On a scale of one to 10, six maintenance … Continue reading
Posted in Data and samples, EAM, LRCM, Reliability Analysis
Tagged Failure data, LRCM, Reliability engineer
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Templates for speeding up RCM
In your living RCM offering do you provide models or templates for systems and components typical to the oil and gas industry? The short answer is yes. Generic templates may be used subject to the following cautionary note. A pre-packaged … Continue reading
EXAKT cost sensitivity analysis
Progress seldom proceeds smoothly. It occurs in steps. A new strategy of some kind usually precedes each step. If the strategy is right the individual or organization moves forward and benefits. The wrong strategy, however, will generate decisions that delay … Continue reading
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Tagged CBM, Continuous improvement, EXAKT, KPIs, LRCM, Optimization, Reliability engineer
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LRCM – Reporting failure modes of rotable components
Living RCM demands that the technician transmit accurate, consistent information regarding the failure mode(s) found during the execution of a work order. But what if the technician does not know which failure mode in a removable complex component actually occurred? Introduction … Continue reading
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Tagged LRCM, Reliability engineer, RULE, Sample
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The reliability data Catch 22
Ever wonder why poor historical work order data in the CMMS has been tolerated all these decades? One reason is that the fix is a human one. And human behavior is difficult to change. We tend to avoid difficult human … Continue reading