How Much Do You Need to Know About Reliability?
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Philip and Fred discussing the journey of learning reliability engineering.
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SOR 638 How Much Do You Need to Know About Reliability?
SOR 635 Backward Blueprinting to Drive Building a Plan
Backward Blueprinting to Drive Building a Plan
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Philip and Fred discussing the idea of getting clear around what you want to have when working on reliability within a product, system, or program.
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SOR 634 The Need for Proper Reliability Plan
The Need for Proper Reliability Plan
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Philip and Fred discussing the difference between a reliability plan and reliability testing.
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SOR 612 Balancing Reliability Into Your Organization
Balancing Reliability Into Your Organization
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Philip and Fred discussing the difference between doing tasks and using the results to make decisions.
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SOR 611 Vendor MTBF Claim
Vendor MTBF Claim
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Philip and Fred discussing a listener question about how to verify vendor claims about reliability.
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SOR 604 How We Prepare Future Reliability Engineers
How We Prepare Future Reliability Engineers
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Philip and Fred discussing the importance of mentoring and reliability guidance.
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SOR 603 Critical Few in Risk Management
Critical Few in Risk Management
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Philip and Fred discuss Risk management – internet challenges during COVID and how we analyse integrated systems that challenge traditional methods.
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SOR 586 Understand Perception Issues
Understand Perception Issues
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Philip and Fred discussing the need to understand our perception or frame of reference bias.
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SOR 585 You Gotta Think
You Gotta Think – Part 1 of 2
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Philip and Fred discussing why we need to think when we work with reliability in a light hearted discussion that topics like the speed of light, way back when in physics class, spinning hands, Ben Franklin, Super conducting submarine engines, keyboard jockey’s blind bliss, plug-n-chug – Spec & Dump, Universities role in teaching thinking, Today’s reliability software, using the right tool for the right job,balancing today’s dynamic work load, water foutain statistical process control, the value of a great mentor and social invisibility.
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SOR 568 Lessons Learned Working From Home
Lessons Learned Working From Home
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Philip and Fred discussing a few things we’ve noticed while working from home full time.
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SOR 567 Are You a Keyboard Jockey?
Are You a Keyboard Jockey?
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Philip and Fred discussing several salient reliability and maintenance pitfalls and the role of continuous learning and solid mentoring for new reliability engineers. Learn how craft bread making, pickle failures, and physics guessing teach us how to recognize the impossible and why being a keyboard jockey is a good place to start, but a bad place to finish.
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SOR 566 An Effective Start in Reliability Engineering
An Effective Start in Reliability Engineering
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Philip and Fred discussing How to get started in Reliability, Building your Network of Advisors, Using Mentoring to uncover Gold, Thirst and passion for getting better, teamwork and making the inevitable mistake.
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