What is CAMA?
World Partners in Asset Management (WPiAM) is a worldwide partnership, established in late 2014, of national non-profit professional associations working together to enable individuals and organizations to develop, assess and recognize competence in Asset Management, for the benefit of their members and of the asset management community globally.
What is ASQ Certified Reliability Engineer?
As a Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE) you will understand how to use the principles of performance evaluation and prediction to improve product/system safety, reliability, and maintainability. CREs use engineering, probability, statistics, and other tools to ensure that their products and systems are more efficient and reliable.
New: ISO/TS 55010 just released!
Asset Management is a function not exclusive to any one part of the organization but should be seen as multi-functional and multidisciplinary. Aligned financial planning, accounting, decision making and reporting are crucial aspects of effective asset management. Conversely asset management has major impacts on financial planning, decision making and reporting. Successful achievement of organizational objectives requires close coordination and alignment between the asset management, finance and accounting functions.
12 Elements of Effective Reliability Management
I’m often asked what effective plant reliability management looks like. How does one recognize it when he or she sees it? While there are plenty of details, I’ve boiled it down to the following 12 dimensional elements. Naturally, there is much more detail, but I’ve described these key elements for you here in abstract form. This article is short enough to keep the attention of even the highest-level managers in your company. So if you agree with the philosophies, pass it along to them. I’ve written the article in MBA language, not reliability engineering-speak, for that very purpose.
Maintenance Planning and Scheduling: An Overview
In the modern world of manufacturing, higher productivity that produces quality products at the lowest cost possible is what companies strive for to stay ahead of the competition. Maintenance planning and scheduling are two different functions that, when used together, form a maintenance program.