Course Outline

Module 1: Background

  • Introduction
  • Historical Evolution of Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM)
  • Comparing RCM II and RCM III
  • Goals of Reliability Centered Maintenance
  • Types of Maintenance for government operations
  • Standardization and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for government agencies

Module 2: Measuring Progress: Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

  • Selecting Appropriate KPIs for government maintenance programs
  • Guidelines for Applying Metrics in Government Settings
  • Examples of Effective KPIs for government use
  • Maintaining and Publishing Performance Tracks
  • RCM-Specific Metrics for government operations

Module 3: Understanding Failures

  • Definition of Failure in Government Contexts
  • System and System Boundaries for government assets
  • Function and Functional Failure in Government Equipment
  • Failure Modes and Their Identification for government maintenance
  • Characteristics of Failures for government systems
  • Strategies for Preventing Failures in Government Operations

Module 4: RCM Foundation: Root Cause Analysis (RCA)

  • Distinguishing Chronic from Sporadic Problems in Government Assets
  • Purpose and Importance of RCFA for government maintenance
  • Seven Generic Steps in an RCFA Process for government use
  • Methods for Conducting Failure Analysis in Government Settings
  • FMEA Procedure as the Core of Government Maintenance Management Systems
  • The Ishikawa Diagram for Identifying Root Causes in Government Equipment
  • Fault Tree Analysis for Government Operations
  • Pareto Charts for Prioritizing Issues in Government Maintenance

Module 5: Streamlining the RCM Process with Lean Management

  • Process Definitions and Basic Analysis for government operations
  • SIPOC and Value Stream Mapping (VSM) for government use
  • Identifying Wastes in Government Processes
  • Defining Wastes Using the DOWNTIME Tool for government maintenance
  • Basic Process Improvement Techniques Using ECRSA for government applications
  • Creating a Lean Visual Environment with 5S Methodology for government facilities
  • Using Poka-Yoke to Prevent Mistakes in Government Operations
  • Understanding Muda, Mura, and Muri in Government Contexts
  • Building an RCM Process for government assets
  • RCM Decision Diagrams for government maintenance planning
  • Implementing RCM Recommendations in Government Settings

Module 6: Additional Components of the RCM Program

  • Statistics in Government Maintenance Operations
  • Precision Rebuild and Installation for government equipment
  • Failed-Part Analysis for government assets
  • Certification and Verification of Rebuilt Parts for government use
  • Controlling Recurrence of Failures in Government Maintenance Programs
  • Introduction to SAE JA1011 and JA1012 Standards for government operations

Module 7: Implementing RCM: Maintenance Planning & Scheduling

  • Measuring Workload in Government Maintenance Operations
  • Principles of Effective Planning for government maintenance
  • Principles of Efficient Scheduling for government facilities
  • Periodic Maintenance Scheduling (Daily, Weekly, and Other Intervals) for government use

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