RCM Facilitator

Reliability is fundamental to any business. Machines that do what they are supposed to do, when it is expected of them, support productivity and sdf competitiveness to a great extent. Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) is a renowned method for achieving world-class reliability through optimal maintenance.

By applying RCM you can answer the question "what is the right maintenance strategy for a certain asset? you can answer. You know which spare parts should be ready, which people should be scheduled at what time and which systems can be used for control.
 

• Acquire a broad and in-depth knowledge about RCM
• Being able to generate consensus on practical problems and their solutions within various groups such as operators, maintenance technicians, engineers and management
• Being able to apply RCM from A to Z in practice and facilitate the efforts in the long run

• Day 1
  • The role of the facilitator
  • Difficulties in successful implementation
  • Functions and Functional Failures
• Day 2
  • Functions and Functional Failures (part 2)
  • Consequences and Preventive Tasks
• Day 3
  • Fallback actions
  • Round-Up
• Day 4
  • Zero-based case study: Identify the equipment and gather basic information
  • Zero-based case study: Define the Operating Context
• Days 5 - 9
  • Hidden failures
  • Zero-based case study: Do it
• Day 10
  • The RCM Pitfalls
  • Round-up

This course is designed for professionals who already have a solid basis in RCM or reliability engineering. This for example by following the by BEMAS arranged three-day RCM courses, internal RCM courses or projects or an extensive experience and application of the RCM methodology based on John Moubray's manual.