RCMR is an optimized process for the formulation of asset and process failure consequence management policies, which consists of five pillars:

Data Integrity, RCM according to SAE JA1011, RAM Analysis, Weibull Analysis, and Continuous Improvement.

The combination of the RCM method with other international standard methods and practices incorporated by RCMR in its methodology facilitates its application and improves its results. RCMR Basic is the first of a series of courses covering this extensive topic. This class provides the fundamentals for those professionals aspiring to become certified analysts, facilitators, and instructors in the application of RCMR. The course uses as support material the recent publication Reliability Centered Maintenance Reengineered: Practical Optimization of the RCM Process with RCMR by Jesús R. Sifonte and James V. Reyes-Picknell.

Enjoy a blend of self-paced and live (online) training. Students will attend each live session to receive instruction from Jesus Sifonte and guidance on the coursework for the week. Students then complete self-studies at the time and place of their convenience until the next live session.

Classes will be from 2:00 to 4:00 pm (Toronto Time) on May 26, June 2, 9, and 16.

Objectives:

• Knowing the Scope and Benefits of RCM as per SAE Standard JA1011
• Understanding the Requirements of a Genuine RCM Process
• Understanding the Role of RCM Within the Asset Management Context
• Practicing the RCM Process to Plant Assets
• Selecting Appropriate Failure Consequence Management Policies
• Distinguishing Attributes from RCM-R Enhanced Process
• Knowing the Steps and Requirements for the Effective Implementation of RCMR in your Organization
• Establishing the basis for the certification of RCM-R analysts, facilitators, and instructors

Class Agenda

• Asset Management
• The History of RCM and Its Relevance in Today’s Industry
• The RCM-R Process
• Functions & Failures Symptoms & Causes
• Quantifying Failures Impact
• Overview of Strategies for Managing Failure Consequences
• Selecting Strategies for Managing Failure Consequences
• Implementing

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