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MTN 006 – Reliability Centred Maintenance

MTN 006 – Reliability Centred Maintenance

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IR. Nadrajah Jayaseelan
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In-House Programs / Maintenance / Technical & Engineering /
MTN 006 - Reliability Centred Maintenance

Duration: 2 Days
Lectures: InHouse
Certificate of Completion

INTRODUCTION

Reliability – centred maintenance (RCM) is based on the following precepts:

  • A failure is an unsatisfactory condition. There are two types of failures: Functional failures, usually reported by operating engineering staff, and potential failures, usually discovered by maintenance engineering staff.
  • The consequences of a functional failure determined the priority of maintenance effort.

A reliability – centred maintenance programme includes only those tasks which satisfy the criteria for both applicability and effectiveness. The applicability of a task is determined by the characteristics of the item, and its effectiveness is defined in terms of the consequences the task is designed to prevent.

Objective

  • Develop a working knowledge of RCM systems
  • Differentiate between the different classes of maintenance
  • Understand better the design, construction, operations and maintenance requirements of equipment and systems
  • Implement strategies and methodologies to create an effective maintenance programme
  • Enhance their knowledge and skills to identify and address operational problems at all levels.
  • Implement mechanisms to measure equipment performance at all levels
  • Analyse and understand the impact of RCM on the maintenance strategy
  • Develop and implement an effective maintenance budget
  • Use life cycle costing techniques to deliver best practice maintenance
  • Implement maintenance plans that are cost effective and aligned to the organisation’s strategic goals
  • Improve performance by developing detailed specifications with service partners
  • Establish and effective maintenance team

Who should attend?

Facilities engineers/ Managers

CURRICULUM

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Day One

  • The evolution of RCM analysis
  • The basis of RCM decision logic
  • Reliability problems in complex equipment
  • An overview of maintenance Activities

  • The definition of failure
  • The detection of failures
  • The consequences of a failure
  • Multiple failures
  • The failure process
  • Failure in complex items
  • Quantitative descriptions of a failure
  • Age-reliability characteristics

  • Scheduled on-condition tasks
  • Scheduled rework tasks
  • Scheduled discard tasks
  • Scheduled failure-finding tasks
  • Characteristics of the basic tasks
  • The dimensions of a scheduled-maintenance programme
  • Product improvement as preventive maintenance

  • The nature of significant items
  • The RCM decision process
  • Use of the RCM decision diagram
  • Determining cost effectiveness
  • Age exploration
  • Packaging the maintenance Tasks

  • The uses of operating data
  • Reacting to serious failures
  • Refining the maintenance programme
  • Revisions in maintenance requirements
  • The product-improvement process
  • RCM programmes for in-service equipment

Day Two

  • A summary of RCM principles
  • Organisation of the programme development team
  • Beginning the decision process
  • The information flow in decision making

  • Characteristics of system items
  • Assembling the required information
  • Analysis of typical system items
  • Establishing task intervals

  • Characteristics of plant items
  • Assembling the required information
  • Failures of the basic engine function
  • Failures of secondary engine functions
  • The role of age exploration

  • Characteristics of structural items
  • The structural inspection pla
  • Assembling the required information
  • RCM analysis of structural items
  • Establishing initial inspection intervals
  • Structural age exploration

  • Typical information systems
  • Typical types of routine analysis
  • Modifying the maintenance programme
  • Intervals: an information programme
  • Resolving differences of opinions
  • Purging the programme

  • Safety, reliability and scheduled maintenance
  • The design-maintenance partnership
  • RCM programmes for in-service equipment
  • Expansion of RCM applications

About Instructors

IR. Nadrajah Jayaseelan
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