Seminar dates: 17th – 19th July 2018
Registration Deadline: 18th May, 2018
Prices: USD 1,750 per person (09th – 30th April 2018)
USD 2,000 per person 01st – 18th May, 2018
Location: South Trinidad
The course will cover:
- An introduction to RCM and RCM3
- Operating Context and Functions
- Function statements
- Failed States / Functional Failures
- Failure Modes
- Failure Effects
- Failure Consequences
- Hidden failures
- Risk Definition and Mitigation
- Risk Management Strategies
- Implementing RCM3 Decisions
- Applying RCM3
- What RCM3 Achieves
Attendees will become a certified RCM3 Analyst with 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 RCM-based equipment reliability methodologies. It was founded by John Moubray author of Reliability Centered Maintenance and RCMII).
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This course provides an in-depth understanding of RCI’s RCA Methodology. The course is designed to provide a detailed comprehension of how to perform RCA to achieve the maximum bottom-line results. The attendees will learn how to physically perform an RCA on any type of failure. They will be taught how to develop recommendations for the resolution of identified causes, write a report detailing the RCA results, present their findings to management and track the progress of the recommendations implemented for failure resolution.
- Learn how to perform RCA to achieve bottom line results and on any type of failure
- Develop recommendations for resolution of identified causes
- Write reports detailing RCA results
- Present findings to Management
- Track progress of implemented failure resolution recommendations
The Objectives of this training are as follows:
- Identification of restraining paradigms and how they can prohibit finding the solution(s) to problems
- Link problems and opportunities to chronic and sporadic events
- Write concise failure definitions that provide a single focus point for an analysis
- Develop a global contact flow diagram for determining failure modes
- Identification of techniques used in the preservation of event data using the 5 P’s (Parts, Position, People, Paper and Paradigms)
- Form an analysis team by selecting members based on synergy and whole brain thinking
- Develop a team charter and critical success factors for the analyzed event
- Develop the top box of the logic tree by describing the event and modes
- Analyze the undesirable event down to its root levels utilizing the logic tree and hypothesis verification technique
- Determine the physical, human and latent roots of the undesirable event
- Obtain recommendation acceptance criteria from management
- Develop team recommendations based on analysis results and findings
- Communicate findings of the analysis and recommendations for resolution to identified causes (roots) in a meeting with management
- Write a complete analysis report including a description of the event, how the analysis was conducted, what was learned from the analysis and correction of identified problems
- Identification of the techniques to review the progress of recommendations selected for implementation
- Advocate a paradigm that promotes proactive continuous improvement, using RCA as a tool
Your presenter will be Mr Halcombe Baird III, BSc in Mechanical Engineering & Physics. He has 30 years work experience in engineering, maintenance, reliability and consulting and is a Senior Reliability Consultant at Reliability Center, Inc. Holcombe addresses the custom needs of client companies that want to improve their operational effectiveness and efficiency with the deployment of best practices in reliability and human performance. Holcombe worked for several industrial manufacturing companies; holding engineering and management positions in production, construction and maintenance with experience in Japanese TPM principles, continuous improvement process and 5-S activities.
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