APPLIED RELIABILITY

Applied Reliability

Introduction

Reliability – Have you ever wondered how a product could have lasted so long a time and given you such a pleasure to use? On the other hand, the same product could have performed poorly in a different environment and you swore never to use it again! They have a theme in common and that has to do with the Reliability of the product. Whether in new product development, production, maintenance of a system and the warranty of the product, we all deal with reliability in different ways.

This brief course is designed to impart a simple and systematic understanding of reliability engineering with a practical bent to the participant.

Duration

2 days | 9am – 5pm | 14 hours

Who Should Attend

This course is suitable for managers, engineers, engineering assistant from the Production, Process, Quality, Maintenance, Research & Development and Operation areas.

Entry Requirement

Participants should have basic knowledge of statistics and bring along a scientific calculator.

Course Fees

Member: S$570.24
Non-Member: S$635.04

Registration Fee of S$17.28 apply.
All fees stated are inclusive of 8% GST

Award of Certificate

Certificate of Completion will be issued to participants who have attended at least 75% of the course.

Course Content

Total Training Hours: 14 hours
  • THE EVOLUTION OF QUALITY AND RELIABILITY  0/0

  • RELIABILITY AND IT’S RELATION TO QUALITY  0/0

  • WHAT IS RELIABILITY? AND HOW IT’S DIFFERENT FROM QUALITY  0/0

  • HOW DOES QUALITY AFFECT RELIABILITY?  0/0

  • DEFINITION OF RELIABILITY AND WHAT DOES IT MEANS?  0/0

  • DOES IT MAKE BUSINESS SENSE ANYMORE TO HAVE IT MORE “RELIABLE”?  0/0

  • PERCEPTIONS OF RELIABILITY. HOW DOES ONE DEFINE RELIABILITY IN QUANTITATIVE TERMS?  0/2

    • Lecture7.1
      Dangers of mis-using MTBF / MTTF. How not to use this term wrongly.
    • Lecture7.2
      Censoring Data; dealing with the lefts and rights of it.
  • MTTF AND MTBF  0/0

  • FAILURE RATES AND THE BATHTUB CURVE.  0/2

    • Lecture9.1
      Decreasing, Increasing and Constant failure rates. What does it all mean?
    • Lecture9.2
      The Weibull in action! An all in one solution?
  • PROBABILITY SERIES, PARALLEL OR MIXED SYSTEMS.  0/1

    • Lecture10.1
      Building-in redundancy in products.
  • FAULT TREE ANALYSIS  0/0

  • RELIABILITY APPORTIONING OR ALLOCATION  0/0

  • INCREASING THE RELIABILITY OF A SYSTEM. BACK TO QUALITY!  0/0

  • MAINTENANCE AND AVAILABILITY.  0/2

    • Lecture14.1
      Coming up with a replacement strategy
    • Lecture14.2
      How warranty costs make a lot of business cost sense?
  • RELIABILITY - THE MANY FACETS OF ENGINEERING AND OPERATIONS.  0/0

  • PRODUCT RELIABILITY QUALIFICATION PHASES. HOW IT ALL ADDS UP? E.G. HASS / HALT / ALT  0/0

Trainer

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APPLIED RELIABILITY