By popular request, this course has been revised to focus on ASD S4000P. Differences between MSG-3 and the ASD are presented and discussed in detail, ensuring that the two most frequently used standards are both fully understood. Other international RCM standards are reviewed, highlighting similarities and differences.
An intensive, hands-on course of instruction, into all facets of Reliability Centred Maintenance. The course presents a no-nonsense approach to applying the latest techniques for development of a cost-effective Scheduled Maintenance Programme. Students participate in syndicates to complete a series of exercises in performance of RCM decision criteria, cost-benefit analysis and Maintenance Schedule Development.
Open Public Classroom Course: 9 sections across 3 days
On-site: 9 sections across 3 days
This course is relevant to Reliability Engineers, ILS and Supportability Engineers, LSA Engineers, AR&M Engineers, Support Engineers, Maintenance Planners and managers. The course is relevant to engineering businesses working on land, sea and air systems.
This course is endorsed by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) and contributes to Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours.
Topics marked with ♦ indicates that they have syndicate exercises.
1. Introduction
History of RCM
Definitions
Overview of RCM Standards (ASD S4000P, MSG-3, Def Stan 00-045 etc.)
2. RCM Programme Activities
Overview
3. Foundation knowledge and actions
Failures (types, frequencies, physics, early detection)
External interfaces (safety, environmental, supply)
Availability
Cost benefit analysis
♦ Functional analysis
4. Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
Physical FMEA
♦ Functional FMEA
5. Central analysis
♦ System and Powerplant Analysis
♦ Structures Analysis
Zonal Analysis
Lightning and HF Intensity Analysis
Deviations between Fixed and Rotary Wing aircraft
♦ Special Events and Probable Impacts analysis
6. Preventive Maintenance Task Packaging
♦ Integration of statutory, Certification Maintenance Requirements, safety and environmental requirements
♦ Rationalisation
♦ Maintenance Schedule
7. Managing the RCM process
Tasking
Implementation
Introduction into Service
8. In-Service Systems
In Service Maintenance Organisations (ISMO)
9. Conclusion
Classroom
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On-site
If required, and where student numbers justify doing so, the course can be tailored to a specific organisation or industry (whilst retaining all the core elements) and conducted at an individual company’s premises.
Allan Webb also offers bespoke courses to meet the needs of our clients. If our public course offerings are not quite what you are looking for, please get in touch to discuss your requirements. From mixing and matching modules from existing courses, to arranging on-site or in-house sessions for large groups on a convenient date, Allan Webb works with our clients to ensure that they get the experience that works for them.
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