Reliability Still Not a Solo Activity
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Adam and Fred discussing how reliability still suffers as a solo activity in programs
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SOR 456 Reliability Still Not a Solo Activity
SOR 455 Decision Making and Reliability
Decision Making and Reliability
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Adam and Fred discussing how program decisions are made regarding reliability
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Creating Effective Reliability Graphics
Creating Effective Reliability Graphics
podcast episode
Graphics, when used well, can convey easy to understand information. Reliability graphics may focus on trends in failure rates or the verification of improvement work. Often reliability graphics convey time to failure patterns.
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Fundamentals of the Cost of Unreliability
Fundamentals of the Cost of Unreliability
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When a product or system fails there is a consequence. Often there is a loss of value. Each warranty replacement costs money. Downtime may result in lost revenue. Do you know the full extent of the costs involved when something fails?
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RRP 068 Reliability, Asset Management & Water Polo with LaWayne Smith
RRP 068 Reliability, Asset Management & Water Polo with LaWayne Smith
Welcome to Rob’s Reliability Project, I’m Rob Kalwarowsky. On this week’s episode, I welcome on LaWayne Smith to talk about my new role in asset management, the relationship between asset management and reliability and the parallels between reliability and water polo.
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RM 023 – A Conversation About Testing Circuit Assemblies with Datest Founder Robert Boguski Jr.
A Conversation About Testing Circuit Assemblies with Datest Founder Robert Boguski Jr.
A conversion with Datest Founder Robert Boguski Jr. about testing circuit assemblies. The conversation covers many types of circuit testing, ethics in testing, and how to share results with customers.
174-What is the CMRT with Terry Torrence
What is the CMRT with Terry Torrence
As a Reliability Engineer, you are always keen to learn something new and practice it to add to your professional experience. There are a lot of ways to get the kind of knowledge that you need to be good at your job. Online certifications are a trendy way to get skills these days. These certifications are especially beneficial for engineers who don’t have the time to register to a university and take classes there. There are many good platforms that provide such certifications to help you shine in your career. One of such certifications is Certified Maintenance and Reliability Technician.
In this episode, we covered:
- What is the CMRT?
- What are the four main pillars of this body of knowledge?
- What is the goal of CMRT?
- And much more!
SOR 454 What if You Make it Too Reliable?
What if You Make it Too Reliable?
Abstract
Chris and Fred often hear at least one person (or a small group of people) challenge your ‘cultural’ reliability improvement initiative. We hear things like ‘but to make it very reliable, it becomes too heavy or expensive.’ We also hear things like ‘but to make it very reliable, we need to invest lots of money for something the customer won’t buy.’ If you boil their complaints down or get to the hub of their issue … they are really suggesting that we do ‘reliability things’ without thinking. A checklist of activities that may or may not be valuable. This could not be further from what actually happens in reality. It never happens. Listen to this podcast to learn more.
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SOR 453 How to Balance Reliability vs New Tech
How to Balance Reliability vs New Tech
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Chris and Fred discuss how we balance … or incorporate new technology with reliability. Is reliability something that only comes with legacy or age? … as in old technology? Can you make a product that is based on new technology and have it reliable? … are these concepts mutually exclusive? If we look at this from an ‘asset management’ perspective, there is a movement out there that we need things like increasingly sophisticated sensing technology to ensure reliability, availability, throughput or whatever it is we are trying to improve. From a ‘developmental product’ perspective, does new technology mean ‘all bets are off’ when it comes to reliability? Well … we talk about these things in this podcast. ᐅ Play Episode
PR 028 PM of Storeroom Parts
PM of Storeroom Parts
Do you have a strategy for maintaining your spare parts that require it? In this episode we discuss setting up PM program for your storeroom. Everything from turning shafts to calibrating your PdM equipment.
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RRP 067 Using AI to Optimize Processes with Don Doan
RRP 067 Using AI to Optimize Processes with Don Doan
Welcome to Rob’s Reliability Project, I’m Rob Kalwarowsky. On this week’s episode, I welcome on Don Doan from Symphony Azima AI to talk about using machine learning to optimize processes. We talk about using supervised machine learning & why we still need human operators.
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Finally, if there are any topics, guests you’d like to hear from, questions you want answered, or if you’d like to appear on the podcast, email me at robsreliabilityproject@gmail.com
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173-What is ICML55 with Jim Fitch
What is ICML55 with Jim Fitch
Lubrication is one of the fundamental things that needs to be taken care of if you want your machines healthy. There’s a lot to learn from the leading organizations in order to have good lubrication programs. The organizations looking to get started in the field can take information from different platforms and online media. One of such resources is International Council of Machine Lubrication. ICML55 is a standard that originated from the concept of asset management standard ISO55000. There was a need to have a standard lubrication guide that will allow you to have a sustainable lubrication program with best practices incorporated in it.
In this episode, we covered:
- What is ICML55?
- Why is lubrication an important factor in machine maintenance?
- What are the basics that you need to have sustainable lubrication?
- And much more!
SOR 452 Is Meeting the Standard Enough
Is Meeting the Standard Enough?
Abstract
Carl and Fred discussing a question: is meeting regulatory standards sufficient to ensure a product is safe and reliable?
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SOR 451 Risk Identification Tools and Use
Risk-Identification Tools and Their Use
Abstract
Carl and Fred discussing risk-identification tools, one of the four categories of reliability tools.
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RRP 066 Voice of the Customer with Shadrach Stephens
RRP 066 Voice of the Customer with Shadrach Stephens
On this week’s episode, I welcome on Shadrach Stephens to talk about collaboration, reliability leadership and the voice of the customer.
If you haven’t yet, check out my website robsreliability.comand sign up for the weekly reliability newsletter with bonus content. If you like the show, please tell your colleagues about it and follow Rob’s Reliability Project on LinkedIn and YouTube.
Finally, if there are any topics, guests you’d like to hear from, questions you want answered, or if you’d like to appear on the podcast, email me at robsreliabilityproject@gmail.com
If you haven’t signed up for my weekly reliability newsletter with extra exclusive content, go to http://robsreliability.com/email-list/ and sign up!
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