Category: Reliability Engineering

/ read Share this article As we reach the end of our journey, we arrive at the final step—arguably the most important one—leadership. Leadership is the critical component that supports all other aspects of our discussion. It’s about ensuring that we have a unified team with integrity, working towards a single goal and the vision…

/ read Share this article Understanding KPIs: The Key to Achieving Your Maintenance and Reliability Goals Within our maintenance and reliability program and work management process, we generate a large amount of work. Sometimes, unexpected failures occur. While we generally hope these are minor, there are occasions when failures are major or even catastrophic, leading…

/ read Share this article Digital transformation (DX) refers to the process of leveraging digital technologies to fundamentally change or enhance business operations, processes, and strategies. It involves the integration of digital technologies across all aspects of an organization, including but not limited to customer interactions, internal processes, and business models. From automation to data…

/ read Share this article Reliability refers to how consistent a plant’s operation and performance are. Thus, a plant boasting high reliability demonstrates the capability to sustain consistent production levels, meet market demands, and avert unexpected asset failures and downtime. In accordance with findings and benchmarks from Solomon & Associates and Emerson, top-performing entities in…

/ read Share this article The latter half of the 20th century saw the rise of globalization, characterized by increased international trade, communication, and cultural exchange. Advancements in technology and transportation broke down barriers between nations, leading to the expansion of multinational corporations and global supply chains. Although globalization facilitated economic expansion and progress, it…

/ read Share this article When operating a business in today’s demanding markets, there is little allowance for downtime. We can achieve this by ensuring that our machines are running in an optimum state. This is achieved by correctly aligning our equipment and decreasing excessive vibration and temperature. Here are some key points explaining how…

/ read Share this article Operational risk, a critical facet of risk management in industrial settings, encompasses potential losses from processes, systems, human factors, and external events. This educational exploration focuses on its application in industrial maintenance, centering on the known state of assets and the financial risk associated with identified problems. In an industrial…