SOR 518 The Folly of Reliability Predictions
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Kirk discusses the continued reliance on the misleading approach of using reliability prediction for reliability development.
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SOR 518 The Folly of Reliability Predictions
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SOR 517 Compliance
SOR 517 Compliance
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James discusses the struggle to implement a program when access to the equipment being limited.
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SOR 516 Understand Failure Mechanisms
SOR 516 Understand Failure Mechanisms
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Fred discusses the need to fully understand failure mechanisms in order to make meaningful reliability improvements.
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SOR 515 Reliability Security Blankets
SOR 515 Reliability Security Blankets
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Chris discusses ‘reliability security blankets.’ You know what security blankets are – the things that parents offer young children to make them feel safe and comfortable. Not because these blankets actually offer warmth, comfort or safety – but rather because the children associate feelings of warmth and safety with that object because it is ‘always there’ when they are at home or go to be. A reliability security blanket does the same thing – it calms the leaders, managers, bosses, and directors of an organization. But – that is it! There is no reliability to be found. Want to learn more? Listen to this podcast!
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SOR 514 Planning for Failures
SOR 514 Planning for Failures
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Carl discusses the importance of understanding how things fail, during product development.
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SOR 513 The Idea of Use Case 7
SOR 513 The Idea of Use Case 7
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Adam discusses how the Use Case 7 concept can rapidly improve product design
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SOR 512 Learning From Any Failure
SOR 512 Learning From Any Failure
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Kirk discusses the many times his home appliances failing and doing his own failure analysis and the limitations.
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SOR 511 Change
SOR 511 Change
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James discusses the need to focus on change management in order to implement something new in your program
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SOR 510 Measurement Error
SOR 510 Measurement Error
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Fred discusses the importance of minimizing measurement errors.
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SOR 509 Reliability Engineering Report Writing
SOR 509 Reliability Engineering Report Writing
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Chris discusses reliability engineering report writing (yuck). Pretty boring topic. But not nearly as boring as some of the reliability engineering reports. I will (try to) make this as entertaining a podcast as possible. And I will explain the golden rule of engineering report writing – make it a ‘reverse thriller.’ Keen to learn more? Then please listen!
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SOR 508 Why DFR is Essential
SOR 508 Why DFR is Essential
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Carl discusses why Design for Reliability is so essential to attaining high reliability.
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SOR 507 Celebration of Failures
SOR 507 Celebration of Failures
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Adam discusses why the reliability engineer discipline is unique in that it encourages the “Celebration of Failures”
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SOR 506 Encountering a Radical Idea
SOR 506 Encountering a Radical Idea
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Kirk discusses his experiences in semiconductor manufacturing and systems manufacturing that led him to an understanding and agreement of the radical ideas that Gregg Hobbs was proposing with HALT and HASS methods.
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SOR 505 Balancing KPIs
SOR 505 Balancing KPIs
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James discusses the importance of balancing key performance indicators
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SOR 504 Eradication of MTBF
SOR 504 Eradication of MTBF
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Fred discussing just how bad MTBF and related measures are for our profession.
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