What Reliability is Good Enough
Abstract
Kirk and Fred discussing the expectations of reliability of their own vehicles and some of the wear out mechanisms we expect.
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SOR 706 What Reliability is Good Enough
TLC 027 Leadership Connection Interview with Thomas Boehm
Leadership Connection Interview with Thomas Boehm
The Leadership Connection Host, Doug Plucknette, interviews reliability leader Thomas Boehm in Episode 27 of this series. Thom H. Boehm is a knitting machine technician at Stanfield’s Ltd., a textile mill in rural Nova Scotia, Canada. He has worked there for the last 20 years, and before that was an English teacher in Japan. At Stanfield’s, although down in old textile lingo as a knitter/fixer, he does whatever needs to be done to keep the room functioning as well as possible, and this includes repairing and maintaining a host of different styles of circular knitting machines.
QDD 031 5 Aspects of Good Reliability Goals and Requirements
5 Aspects of Good Reliability Goals and Requirements
Good reliability requirements are going to drive our design decisions relating to the concept, the components, the materials, and other stuff. So, the moment to start defining reliability requirements is early in the design process. But, what makes a well-defined reliability requirement? There are five aspects it should cover: do you know what they are?
We’ll describe what makes a good reliability requirement and examples of common (but not good) requirements.
MD 191 Lubrication Explained Joint Podcast with Rafe Britton
MD 191 Lubrication Explained Joint Podcast with Rafe Britton
A joint episode with Rafe Britton of Lubrication Expert on Industry 4.0 & Tech Trends in Maintenance.
Follow Lubrication Expert here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lubrication-expert/
Follow Rafe Britton here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rafe-britton/
If your company sells products or services to engaged maintenance & reliability professionals, tell your marketing manager about Maintenance Disrupted. If you’d like to discuss advertising, please email us at maintenancedisrupted@gmail.com
Check out our website at www.maintenancedisrupted.com and sign up for the weekly disruption newsletter with bonus content. If you like the show, please tell your colleagues about it and follow maintenance disrupted on LinkedIn and YouTube.
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Music: The Descent by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4490-the-descent
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
MM S4:E06 From the Military to Maintenance – How to Transition into a Successful Career
From the Military to Maintenance – How to Transition into a Successful Career
In this week’s episode of the Maintenance Mavericks Podcast, we have a special panel episode co-hosted by Gary Wood, U.S. Army Ranger and UpKeep Senior Implementation Manager. To celebrate Veterans Day, we invite you to spend time with four Veterans who have transitioned from the US Armed Forces to a successful career in maintenance and reliability. Please join us to hear their stories of service, their unique perspective on how they prepared for their transition, and why you should hire a veteran.
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287 – Evolution of Technology with Simon Jagers
Evolution of Technology with Simon Jagers
It’s my pleasure to welcome back Simon Jaegers to the podcast.
He is one of the founders of Samotics in 2015. His professional career has been spent in technology, usually evolving around either making data, storing it, or processing it. Samotics provides condition monitoring technology based on electrical signature analysis.
In this episode we covered:
- When we talk about technology evolution, is it similar to how people, animals, reptiles evolve as well? Or is it something completely different?
- Why is it useful to understand that algorithm?
- What influences the growth of technologies?
SOR 705 What is the Failure Mechanism
What is the Failure Mechanism?
Abstract
Kirk and Fred discussing a very important question in all of unreliability.
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PR S2:E7 Ryan Chan, CEO of Upkeep Technologies
Ryan Chan, CEO of Upkeep Technologies
Ryan Chan is CEO and Founder at UpKeep Maintenance Management. He is a Chemical Engineer from UC Berkeley, was named one of Forbes 30 Under 30 for Manufacturing in 2018, and is part of the Official Forbes Technology Council. Ryan started UpKeep out of passion and frustration by the lack of mobility in today’s maintenance management software. UpKeep has now been deployed to over 10,000 businesses and is a leader in mobile-first maintenance management software.
SOR 704 What is this Risk Thing?
What is this Risk Thing?
Abstract
Chris and Fred discuss what ‘risk’ is. Or what most people think ‘risk’ is. Or what the experts think ‘risk’ is. Or what ‘risk’ feels like. Do you know what ‘risk’ is?
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TLC 026 Leadership Connection Interview with Suzane Greeman
Leadership Connection Interview with Suzane Greeman
The Leadership Connection Host, Doug Plucknette, interviews reliability leader Suzane Greeman in Episode 26 of this series. Suzane Greeman is the President and Principal Asset Management Advisor of Greeman Asset Management Solutions, a firm headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is a senior asset management consultant and instructor in North America working with clients who manage assets in excess of $75 Billion. She has over 23 years of experience across several asset management disciplines and has implemented asset management strategies for cement manufacturing, power generation, wastewater treatment, airport, and maritime transportation assets.
QDD 030 Using Failure Rate Functions to Drive Early Design Decisions
Using Failure Rate Functions to Drive Early Design Decisions
We have good requirements for the reliability of our design. We also have a preliminary design with ideas of how we’re going to manufacture it. Is our design idea good enough? Are there things we should do to improve its performance and reliability?
For a physical product, there are three general stages in its life cycle. In many cases the failure rates of physical products can be represented by a reliability bathtub curve. This curve is really a plot of a hazard rate function, also known as a failure rate function. We talk about data collection in the early design phase, what types of failures are typical for each phase, and design decisions we may make to improve our reliability, based on the failure rate function we plot for our system.
Helping Products Survive Transportation
Helping Products Survive Transportation
podcast episode with speaker Fred Schenkelberg
Besides building your product inside your customer’s facility, your product will require some form of transportation to move from your factory to your customer. When your product doesn’t work ‘out of the box’, that is considered ‘not good’ for customer satisfaction.
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MD 190 Beyond Safety Compliance W/ Tanya Hewitt
MD 190 Beyond Safety Compliance W/ Tanya Hewitt
Is safety one of your companies core values? What is a core value? How can we actually improve safety?
Safety is always a topic at the forefront of maintenance tasks. Are we taking the correct approach to safety? Or is there a better way? This week we welcome Tanya Hewitt to the show to discuss her company, Beyond Safety Compliance. We learned a lot talking with Tanya and we are very excited to bring this episode to you.
Episode Shout Outs:
Tanya Hewitt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanya-hewitt-55804529/
Beyond Safety Compliance: https://www.beyondsafetycompliance.ca/
Webinar Series: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/beyond-safety-compliance-31631619159
If your company sells products or services to engaged maintenance & reliability professionals, tell your marketing manager about Maintenance Disrupted. If you’d like to discuss advertising, please email us at maintenancedisrupted@gmail.com
Check out our website at www.maintenancedisrupted.com and sign up for the weekly disruption newsletter with bonus content. If you like the show, please tell your colleagues about it and follow maintenance disrupted on LinkedIn and YouTube.
Follow Maintenance Disrupted on LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/company/maintenancedisrupted
Music: The Descent by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4490-the-descent
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
RM 082: A Conversation with Solder Paste Expert Paul Salerno
A Conversation with Solder Paste Expert Paul Salerno
My guest today is Paul Salerno. Paul holds an MBA with specialization in finance and marketing from Rutgers Graduate School of Business. He is the Global Portfolio Manager at MacDermid Alpha Electronic Solutions with expertise in product lifecycle management and development of strategic technology roadmaps for the global surface mount technology business. Paul works with customers in both Europe and Asia with customers in automotive, computing, communications and consumer electronic markets.
Paul and I discuss soldering materials including “high reliability” solder paste, low and ultra-low solder pastes, and design-for-use solder paste selection processes.
Paul may be reached here:
Paul Salerno
Portfolio Manager, SMT
Assembly Solutions
Paul.Salerno@MacDermidAlpha.com
286 – Current Trends in Reliability with Fred Schenkelberg
Current Trends in Reliability with Fred Schenkelberg
It’s my pleasure to welcome back Fred Schenkel Berg to the podcast.
In this episode we covered:
- I see a lot of people working remote, maybe not full-time, but part-time as reliability engineers, is this the new normal and can they effectively do their job working remote?
- Is this identifying gaps in that data that we’ve overcome in other ways, or is it increasing the demand for different types of data?
- How has the facilitation changed, for example, for facilitating RCA or FMEA, if you’ve seen that done remotely? Well, have you heard of it being done well?
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