Keeping Reliability Goals Relevant
Abstract
Adam and Fred discussing how to use the product’s reliability goal to drive the test and development program.
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SOR 492 Keeping Reliability Goals Relevant
Fundamentals of Reliability Performance Monitoring
Fundamentals of Reliability Performance Monitoring
Monitoring reliability performance requires both measurement and reporting skills. Focusing on making decisions we can tailor our metrics to improve our reliability program today. The right measures allow your team to spot problems and solve them.
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SOR 127 The Information You Need to Set Meaningful Reliability Goals
The Information You Need to Set Meaningful Reliability Goals
Abstract
Andre and Fred discussing reliability goals.
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SOR 113 How to Specify Reliability to a Supplier
How to Specify Reliability to a Supplier
Abstract
Kirk and Fred discuss working with suppliers to obtain the desired reliability performance. It starts with how you specify reliability. It must include sufficient detail so your supplier understands your request.
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Predicting the Value of a Reliability Goal in Your Organization
Predicting the Value of a Reliability Goal in Your Organization
Establishing a reliability goal for a project is often done early.
You may already know the reliability goal provides guidance to the entire development and supply chain team.
Yet, what is the actual value setting a reliability goal?
SOR 068 What definition of failure is used to measure Reliability?
What definition of failure is used to measure Reliability?
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Join Carl and Fred as they discuss “what is a failure?” The discussion centers around the context of measuring reliability. Reliability experts do not always agree on the definition of “failure.”
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Establishing Reliability Goals
Establishing Reliability Goals
The way we communicate goals directly impacts the achievement of the goal. Creating and succinctly stating a reliability goal necessary for the leadership it provides an organization when designing a new product. The reliability goal statement includes four elements:
- function
- environment
- probability of success
- duration.
The function definition provides one means to define failure conditions. The environment includes elements such as weather and elements related to use frequency. ᐅ Play Episode