Introduction to
Reliability Engineering Management

This discussion draws on over 150 reliability program assessments. Let’s discuss the findings, key lessons, and best practices.

Let’s start the discussion on how to think about improving your reliability programs both at the specific project and across the organization.

Thinking about the value of each task and how it will benefit achieving personal, business, and customer objectives are key.
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Successful Career in Reliability Engineering

How does one become a reliability engineer?

How does one create a career based on reliability engineering?

In my experience, I have seen several paths and have observed a number of key traits that make for a successful career.

This discussion examines the traits of successful reliability professionals from different industries.

The combination of those profiles and my experience with coaching dozens as they built their careers has provided a unique insight into the key traits that separate a rewarding from an unfulfilling career in reliability engineering.
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SPC Sample Size Impact on SPC

Presented by Steven Wachs

The purpose of control charting is to detect significant process changes when they occur.

One important consideration in the selection and design of control charts (that is often overlooked) is the determination of an appropriate sample size.
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Finding Value with Reliability Tasks

Let’s explore finding the value of reliability tasks and how to articulate the importance of those activities in business terms.

Estimating the return on investment for risk assessment or accelerated testing can help you justify the investment in these and similar tools.

This webinar discusses the importance of estimated value and helps you discover and state the value of common activities.

Put a number on the value of tasks that you bring to the organization with your work.

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