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In this episode, I speak with Shane Scriven and try to break down Asset Management(AM). We talk about AM and how it interacts with Systems Engineering and Reliability Engineering. I try to challenge if organizations can work without AM and rely on the discrete application of Systems Engineering, Reliability Best Practices, and LEAN.
If you want to read more about Asset Management and how to get started on the journey with AM, visit: https://gfmam.org/
In this episode, we discuss the importance of collecting good quality information for your work orders, what is considered as good quality information and how that has an impact on the Reliability of the asset. We also discuss how important it is to have a well-established Asset Hierarchy.
To learn more about the use of Fault Codes you can refer to ISO 14224.
If you’d like to learn more, get in touch with Harish (linkedin.com/in/harish-lala-22566942)
In this episode, we speak with Luke De Jager about Statistics and how much of it is necessary for Reliability Engineers. Understanding of Statistics remains an important aspect of any Reliability Engineers job. We talk about different distributions, why not use MTBF, and what is required to perform a good data analysis.
If you want to get in touch with Luke, you can contact him via LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/luke-de-jager-2461b473)
In this episode, I speak with Shane Scriven about Lubrication and some best practices that an organization can implement. We also discuss the relationship between Lubrication Management and Asset management standards as a way to maximize benefits and what we can do to increase the competency of our workforce.
To check out more on ISO550001 standard: https://www.amcouncil.com.au/knowledge/what-is-asset-management.html
If you have any questions on Lubrication or want to have a chat on Reliability get in touch with Shane here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-scriven/
In this episode I talk about why I wanted to start this podcast and how I intend to help others learn about Reliability and de-mystify the common misconceptions.