Reliability Engineers, Project Engineers, Maintenance Analysts, Maintenance Supervisors, Design Engineers, Plant Performance Engineers.
Day 1
Introducing RCMCost and the RCM methodology approach for maintenance optimization.
- How to justify maintenance by linking through Business Goals & Asset Strategies.
- Identifying system boundaries, functional analysis & failure mode definitions.
- Applying failure consequences for cost & risk, and failure frequencies. Analysing the Run-To-Failure strategy.
- Inspections, predictive maintenance & preventative choices. Understanding P-F intervals.
- Learning by doing exercises; understanding the complexities of calculating maintenance justification without computers.
Day 2
- Building an RCM model from scratch. Performing task optimization as a group, identifying the optimal strategy & intervals, and justifying the reasons.
- Grouping of tasks to create maintenance plans.
- Preparing for implementation; load sheet into CMMS creation and preventative maintenance instruction documents.
Day 2 continued and Day 3 (Optional)
- Further learning by doing exercises, add complexity. Building an RCM model from scratch. Performing task optimization as a group, identifying the optimal strategy & intervals, and justifying the reasons. Showing the comparison of cost & risk.
- Importing failure data, creating Weibull sets, linking to the RCM model.
Enables engineers to efficiently develop justified, optimized maintenance strategies using the Isograph Availability Workbench RCMCost module. Provides a logical step into becoming an expert in using this reliability dedicated software.