Training Everyone for Risk Management
Abstract
Greg and Fred discussing risk management training for all employees.
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SOR 768 Training Everyone for Risk Management
TLC 032 Leadership Connection Interview with John Reeve
Leadership Connection Interview with John Reeve
The Leadership Connection Host, Doug Plucknette, interviews reliability leader John Reeve in Episode 32 of this series.
Mr. John Reeve is a CMMS Champion. With 21,000 followers on LinkedIn, he regularly shares knowledge on many topics, especially in asset management. Being the 2nd consultant hired by the company that invented Maximo, he spent the first 10 years consulting in project management consulting followed by 20 years on asset management with emphasis on Maximo software. During this time, he was issued a US Patent for maintenance scheduling “order of fire”, CR/CMML qualification from ReliabilityWeb, and, became the author of two books.
MD 208 Industrial Ego with Darren McDonnell
MD 208 Industrial Ego with Darren McDonnell
How is maintenance perceived in industry? We often struggle with buy-in from our operations and it negatively impacts our ability to do our jobs and continuously improve. Today we are talking about just that with the episode of “Industrial Ego.”
linkedin.com/in/darrenmcdonnell
MM S4:E030 Rhys Davies
Rhys Davies
Multi-capital value reporting frameworks give Asset Managers an opportunity to align their discipline and thinking with wider sustainability and ESG factors. This is to deliver true sustainability over and above solely net-zero thinking.
In this episode of the Maintenance Mavericks Podcast, we have Rhys Davies on the show. Rhys is a Global Consulting Leader for Asset Management & Operations at Atkins. And, he is also the Chair of the ISO Committee that develops the ISO 55000 standards for asset management.
Rhys shares his passion for helping organizations better understand what “value” means for Asset Managers and their stakeholders. And, more importantly, what it means for the decisions they make in investing in the support of their asset base.
Tune in today!
QDD 062 How Does Reliability Engineering Affect (Not Just Assess) Design?
How Does Reliability Engineering Affect (Not Just Assess) Design?
Reliability Engineering isn’t just about assessments. It’s about providing information to make decisions. How does reliability engineering affect design?
We answer all the questions from the classical Kipling Method:
- What kind of design inputs can we expect from a Reliability Engineering working relationship?
- Why is their point of view important?
- When should we get them involved in the product development cycle?
- Who can we generally look to for a reliability engineering viewpoint?
- How can we get them involved?
- Where do we find out more information?
SOR 767 Decision Making for Reliability
Decision Making for Reliability
Abstract
Greg and Fred discussing risk based, decision making for reliability and quality engineers.
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PR Reliability Sherpa Corner: Who Should Be a Planner?
Reliability Sherpa Corner: Who Should Be a Planner?
George Williams and Ramesh Gulati discuss who should be a planner and why! Have any questions for the Reliability Sherpa? Submit them at ask@reliabilityx.com
SOR 766 What Matters in a Demonstration Test
What Matters in a Demonstration Test?
Abstract
Carl and Fred discussing a listener question about how which failures to count in demonstration testing. Specifically, what about maintenance induced failures, supply chain failures and other types of failures, not typically part of the product design.
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QDD 061 How to use FMEA for Complaint Investigation
How to use FMEA for Complaint Investigation
FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) is a tool we can use to help us investigate complaints from the field. The FMEA is a matrix of the collective team knowledge about the risks of this product, so it’s a valuable source in our investigation about what’s going on in the field.
We talk through how to go about using FMEA for complaint investigation and what we can do with the information.
RiM 11: Six Sigma and Reliability
Six Sigma and Reliability
In this episode, I speak with Sandeep (Sunny) Jadhav about Six Sigma and its importance to Reliability. Sandeep provides some great examples of how he has helped his units understand concepts of Six Sigma such as Hypothesis testing, p-value, Statistical Process Control, and the like. He is on a mission to educate people on the benefits of Six Sigma and shares his perspective and expertise on the matter.
If you would like to learn more about Six Sigma and how to get started on your journey of implementing Six Sigma, you can contact him via LinkedIn.
Risk Decision Making, Frameworks, and Assessments
Risk Decision Making, Frameworks, and Assessments
podcast episode with speaker Greg Hutchins
Disruption has been one of the major news items in 2022. Disruption results in risk. You can see ‘risk’ in almost every video, magazine, and blog. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Supply chain disruption. Climate change. New business models. Reshoring. Inflation. Price of gasoline. Can you imagine $10/gallon gasoline?
Greg will answer the following:
What is risk-based, problem-solving, and decision-making in reliability engineering and quality?
What are risk PDCA, taxonomies, risk assessment, risk management, etc?
What are the two critical risk management frameworks for problem-solving and decision-making?
What are examples of risk assessment tools? [Read more…]
RM 097: Best Practices for Purchasing X Ray Equipment
Best Practices for Purchasing X Ray Equipment
In this episode I speak with four experts about best practices for purchasing X ray equipment.
There are numerous manufacturers of X ray equipment each with multiple models with varying capabilities. Which type of X ray equipment is right for your application? What are the price ranges? What are the specific capabilities? What questions should I ask when speaking with manufacturers of X ray equipment? How do I define my needs?
These and other questions will are answered by our expert panel.
Our expert panel includes:
Keith Bryant of Keith Bryant Consultancy. Keith has more than 30 years in the electronics industry and has worked for and with X ray equipment manufacturers.
Keith may be contacted here:
keith@smta.org
Dr. David Bernard of David Bernard Consultancy. Dr. Bernard has more than 20 years of experience in the X ray industry and has worked for and with X ray equipment manufacturers.
Dr. Bernard may be contacted here:
dbc@bernard.abel.co.uk
David Kruidhof is the Sales Manager for Creative Electron, a manufacturer of X ray equipment.
David may be contacted here:
dkruidhof@creativeelectron.com
Robert Boguski is the President of Datest, an analytical laboratory specializing in failure analysis. Robert is a user of X-ray equipment.
Robert may be contact here:
rboguski@datest.com
SOR 765 Fast vs Thorough
Fast vs Thorough
Abstract
Carl and Fred discussing the need to be fast in smaller or startup companies. Reliability engineering can adapt to a fast culture and support lean product development, without compromising essential tasks.
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PR Reliability Sherpa Corner: Planned Work
Reliability Sherpa Corner: Planned Work
George Williams and Ramesh Gulati discuss Planned Work! Have any questions for the Reliability Sherpa? Submit them at ask@reliabilityx.com
SOR 764 Regression Metrics
Regression Metrics
Abstract
Chris and Fred discuss ‘regression metrics’ … or numbers that software packages spit out at us to suggest if a statistical model is ‘good’ or not. But if this is the only thing you (as an engineer) rely on to understand your system … you are already in trouble!
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