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?
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 637 Electrical Power Reliability in Texas
Electrical Power Reliability in Texas
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Kirk and Fred discussing the failures of the electrical grid due to a extreme cold and snow in Texas that was a very rare weather condition in February 2021.
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SOR 636 ALT Samples and HALT Limits
ALT Samples and HALT Limits
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Kirk and Fred discussing two questions from a listener on HALT and ALT.
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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 633 Assessing Reliability Courses
Assessing Reliability Courses
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Chris and Fred discuss what you need to think about when selecting your next reliability engineering course. What course do you need to do to become a better engineer (and more valuable to your organization)?
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SOR 632 Statistics and Reliability
Statistics and Reliability
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Chris and Fred discuss what came first … reliability or statistics? Reliability of course! There are plenty of organizations that focus on baking reliability into designs without the need for statistics. But statistics are a part of reliability engineering. So what is the relationship between the two? Listen to this podcast to learn more.
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SOR 631 What to Do to Avoid Outdated Methods
What to Do to Avoid Outdated Methods
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This is part two of a discussion Kirk and Fred have over a recent ASQ newsletter with CRE (Certified Reliability Engineer) test sample questions at the end.
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SOR 630 Why Do We Use Outdated Methods
Why Do We Use Outdated Methods
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This is the first part of two podcast that Kirk and Fred have on a recent ASQ Newsletter with sample CRE (Certified Reliability Engineer) test questions at the end and how outdated and for Kirk how it is perpetuating irrelevant and misleading reliability paradigms
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SOR 629 The Problem with Textbooks
The Problem with Textbooks
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Chris and Fred discuss the apparent differences between what you find in textbooks and what you are supposed to do when it comes to good reliability engineering.
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SOR 628 HALT & Activation Energy
HALT & Activation Energy
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Carl and Fred discussing a listener-submitted topic about highly accelerated life testing.
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SOR 627 Selecting Tools for a Plan
Selecting Tools for a Plan
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Carl and Fred discussing how to select the tools that will be used in reliability plans.
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SOR 626 The Dangers of Group Think
The Dangers of Group Think
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Carl and Fred discussing the dynamics of teams, how they work, and what can go wrong.
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SOR 625 Common Sense
Common Sense
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Carl and Fred discussing the role of common sense in reliability engineering and management.
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SOR 624 Warranty and Reliability
Warranty and Reliability
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Chris and Fred discuss what warranty and reliability mean for each other. They sounds like very related topics or ideas. But are they? Listen to this podcast to learn more.
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