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Home » Episode » Accendo Reliability Webinar Series » Creating an Effective Reliability Plan

by Carl S. Carlson 3 Comments

Creating an Effective Reliability Plan

Creating an Effective Reliability Plan

Writing and executing effective reliability plans is a skill that is not often taught in reliability courses or seminars. It falls under the body of knowledge of reliability management, which is a different set of skills than reliability engineering. What is a Reliability Plan, and how should it be developed? What do well-written reliability tasks look like? How detailed should tasks be described, and how can they be written to support easy execution? How do you ensure that your Reliability Plan is successfully implemented to the desired results?

Many practitioners list the tools that must be performed and call it a “Reliability Plan.” A list of tools is not a reliability plan. Selecting the right reliability tools is input to writing an effective reliability plan. Other inputs include understanding organizational capabilities, agreement on proper reliability objectives, and knowledge of how to write executable tasks. Reliability tasks should be broken down into executable steps that result in the given objective when accomplished. Tasks should be carefully considered to implement the selected tools based on organizational capability. The reliability plan should cover tasks that implement tools and address organizational shortfalls that need to be resolved. Another important aspect is interaction with management. Management has a direct role in supporting the development and implementation of a reliability plan.

Attendees of this webinar will learn answers to the questions outlined above and the steps to writing and executing the tasks that make up an effective reliability plan.

Outline

  1. Overview of the steps to achieving high reliability
  2. What are the specific steps to creating an effective reliability plan?
    1. Gather the inputs
    2. Scope of plan
    3. Writing tasks at the correct level of detail
    4. Organizational versus method tasks
    5. Putting it all together
    6. Interaction with management
  3. How to avoid common pitfalls to creating effective reliability plans

This Accendo Reliability webinar originally broadcast on 2 May 2017.

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Accendo Reliability Webinar Series
Creating an Effective Reliability Plan
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To view the recorded webinar and slides, visit the webinar page.

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Filed Under: Accendo Reliability Webinar Series, The Reliability FM network

About Carl S. Carlson

Carl S. Carlson is a consultant and instructor in the areas of FMEA, reliability program planning and other reliability engineering disciplines, supporting over one hundred clients from a wide cross-section of industries. He has 35 years of experience in reliability testing, engineering, and management positions, including senior consultant with ReliaSoft Corporation, and senior manager for the Advanced Reliability Group at General Motors.

Comments

  1. Harald Schubert says

    August 1, 2018 at 6:30 AM

    Excellent content of this podcast. I would like to download the slides but the download link is not working. Is it possible to get the presentation on another way?

    Reply
    • Fred Schenkelberg says

      August 1, 2018 at 11:55 AM

      Hi Harold,

      thanks for letting me about the broken link – got that fixed now. And, have sent you the slide set directly via email

      thanks for viewing/listening the webinar

      Cheers,

      Fred

      Reply
      • Harald Schubert says

        August 5, 2018 at 8:37 AM

        Hi Fred,
        thanks a lot for your prompt reply. Your ressources will help me to to start( and hopefully continue) our journey to improved product reliability.
        BR/Harald

        Reply

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