In recent years, Reliability Engineering has made significant advancements, making it challenging to stay updated on the latest concepts and methodologies. This seminar aims to bridge that knowledge gap by presenting recent, well-established developments in Risk Management, enhancing safety and uptime. Additionally, the seminar will demonstrate how the application of fundamental reliability techniques can effectively extend equipment run-lengths.

Course Objectives:

Application of the risk-based methods taught in this seminar will produce a positive impact on business goals, for example:

· Maintain and improve reliability and availability,

· Maximize safety,

· Achieve best practice maintenance, and,

· Develop a world-class performance.

Who Should Attend?

Reliability Team, Maintenance Engineering Team, Shutdown & Campaign Team, Barge & Subsea Team. The course has also been specifically designed to be of substantial benefit to both technical and non-technical personnel employed in the activities that support the O&M sector.

Course Outlines:

Introduction to Reliability Engineering
Basic Reliability Theory
Series and parallel reliability
Reliability failure analysis and reporting
Failure rate/MTBF
Using statistical analysis to predict system performance
Reliability Block Diagrams
Maintainability Engineering
Quantitative Risk
Qualitative Risk
Failure mode and effects criticality analysis (FMECA)
Fault-tree analysis (FTA)
Simulation Modelling
Performance Measurement
Human Error and its Causes
Learning from Failures
Performance Measurement
Reliability Centered Maintenance
FMECA
Total Productive Maintenance
Safety Integrity Levels
Task-bundling
Problem-solving process - Root Cause Analysis
Work execution
Compliance
Performance Monitoring
Implementation
Reporting Results
Holding the Gains

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