Incomplete Data
Abstract
Chris and Fred discuss what it means to have incomplete data. Isn’t data just data?
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SOR 758 Incomplete Data
Speaking of Reliability
Let us address your reliability engineering questions. Gain the experience of your peers and accelerate the improvement of your program and career.
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SOR 757 No Such Thing as Safe
No Such Thing as Safe
Abstract
Chris and Fred discuss this term we call ‘safe.’ What is ‘safe?’ How can we use the term ‘safe’ in industries that involve a lot of risk? Perhaps there is no such thing as ‘safe?’
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SOR 756 Fitting into a Risk Program
Fitting into a Risk Program
Abstract
Greg and Fred discussing how risk assessment must be tailored to the context of the organization.
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SOR 755 Risk Assessments
Risk Assessments
Abstract
Greg and Fred discussing how and why to conduct risk assessments.
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SOR 754 What Software Are You Using?
What Software Are You Using?
Abstract
Dianna and Fred discussing software tools used by reliability engineers: the good, the bad, and pitfalls.
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SOR 753 Catching Up with Questions
Catching Up with Questions
Abstract
Carl and Fred summarizing and discussing the latest questions received from readers and listeners.
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SOR 752 Bringing Back Old Plant Equipment
Bringing Back Old Plant Equipment
Abstract
Carl and Fred discussing a listener question about the use of FMEA when ramping up equipment in a plant. In this case, the equipment had been sitting dormant for a number of years.
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SOR 751 The Best Reliability Training
The Best Reliability Training
Abstract
Kirk and Fred discussing their views on how to best learn the discipline of reliability engineering.
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SOR 750 Decisions and Safety
Decisions and Safety
Abstract
Kirk and Fred discussing whether to ship a product that may or may not be safe and reliable.
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SOR 749 Hierarchy of Engineering
Hierarchy of Engineering
Abstract
Chris and Fred discuss the ‘hierarchy’ of reliability engineering. Which is the hierarchy of the knowledge and terms we need to follow when we learn about reliability engineering. Is it possible to organize our thoughts in a better way?
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SOR 748 Accuracy and Intervals
Accuracy and Intervals
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Chris and Fred discuss the terms ‘accuracy’ and ‘intervals’ … which are used a lot by reliability engineers. And how they relate to ‘confidence.’ So what to do any of these terms mean?
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SOR 747 Celebrating Reliability Success
Celebrating Reliability Success
Abstract
Carl and Fred discussing a listener question about when it is OK to celebrate reliability successes. Specifically, how long you have to wait to feel comfortable you have a successful product when nothing bad happens.
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SOR 746 Do You Need a Degree in Reliability
Do You Need a Degree in Reliability
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Kirk and Fred discussing higher education and the importance of a college degree in reliability for a career in reliability engineering.
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SOR 745 Reliability Program vs Reality
Reliability Program vs Reality
Abstract
Kirk and Fred discussing failures in products after launch and the importance of and knowing how the customers use conditions.
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SOR 744 Reliability Growth
Reliability Growth
Abstract
Chris and Fred discuss what ‘reliability growth’ means? Sounds simple … right? And it can be. But sometimes not.
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