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OVERVIEW OF CERTIFIED MAINTENANCE RELIABILITY PROFESSIONAL

Course Outcome

 Attendees will gain an in-depth understanding of Reliability, Maintenance Management & Asset
Performance Management, a World Class Methodology, and gain insight into how best in class
practices could be applied to their site. They will learn how they can help develop an asset
reliability strategy and assist in managing risk. They would also be able to carry out reliability
analysis on plant equipment.

Key Focus Areas

 Basics of Reliability
 Reliability Centred Maintenance
 Maintenance Strategies
 Business Management and Leadership
 Lubrication Excellence
 Root Cause Analysis
 Reliability concepts and calculations
 Lean and Continuous Improvement

Course Details
Pillar 1: Define key elements of a reliability-focused business and management
strategy (Pillar 1):
 Create and manage a strategic direction and plan for reliability
 Select, track and report on key performance indicators
 Change management and communication
 Managing environmental, health and safety risks

Pillar 2: Define how reliability activities improve manufacturing process


reliability (Pillar 2):
 Understand process flow, parameters and quality specs
 Process improvement techniques – e.g. loss elimination and continuous improvement programs
 Maintaining processes in accordance with standards and regulations

Pillar 3: Outline equipment reliability best practices


 Determining equipment reliability expectations and goals
 Evaluate equipment reliability and identify improvement opportunities
 Establish a plan to ensure equipment reliability for new and existing assets
 Cost justify plans for implementation
 Implement reliability plans and periodically review performance

Pillar 4: Describe how organization and leadership support maintenance and


reliability staffing and development
 Determining organizational competency and staffing requirements
 Analysing organizational capability and developing personnel
 Organizational structure, roles and responsibilities for reliability
 Leading and managing people

Pillar 5: Cite work management best practices


 How to identify, validate and approve maintenance and reliability work
 Maintenance and reliability work priority, planning and scheduling
 Executing and documenting work
 Analyzing and measuring work performance
 Planning and executing maintenance and reliability projects
 Using information technologies effectively
 Managing resources and materials effectively

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