Where is Reliability Training Going?
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Chris and Carl discuss where reliability engineering training is going … noting that Chris and Carl do a lot of it.
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Chris and Carl discuss where reliability engineering training is going … noting that Chris and Carl do a lot of it.
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Kirk and Fred discussing their views on how to best learn the discipline of reliability engineering.
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James and Fred discussing the impact of the labor shortage on maintenance programs.
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Chris and Fred discuss how you go about ‘hunting’ reliability training. And we do mean ‘hunt.’
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Kirk and Fred discussing reliability training and the best way to have new reliability development techniques.
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Change Management is one of the most critical processes that companies go through and the management wants skilled workers to see company’s goals and objectives fulfilled in this case, desperately. Their standards are sometimes so high that even mediocre employees are sometimes let go. This is where competency comes in action. The management wants highly skilled employees and it is the responsibility of HR to recruit such multi-skilled workers who can perform under various and tough circumstances. That’s why companies today, have a different set of listed skills that they want their employees to be proficient in before they even consider them at all for a job.
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This episode is dedicated to the High Impact Learning that is not limited to just the information you are provided within the classrooms. It meant you have to truly learn about something by actually applying what you have acquired in a learning program so that you can deliver the desired results for your organization. The main focus here is to practically implement the course material for better understanding purposes. This can be done by promoting the activity-based learning in the organizations. Then it becomes a true process where you are doing performance-based work rather than just gaining bookish knowledge.
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by James Kovacevic Leave a Comment
This episode of the weekly podcast focuses on the education and training in maintenance and reliability. It is very important to practically implement the knowledge because that’s where you begin to develop skills and then you can improve those skills by continuously being a part of the applications in the field. The organizations like SMRP and eruditiollc.com help new people in the field of reliability by educating them first and then driving them to apply what they have learned. They help you whenever you need but they encourage the practice of self-driven learning because that is what helps you in the long run.
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Adam and Fred discuss how training in reliability with advance the team’s ability to participate in a reliability program.
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