Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM)
Use functions, functional failures, failure modes and consequences to choose maintenance tasks conceptually.
RCM, preventive/predictive maintenance, prioritization, backlog, bad actors and obsolescence.
Use functions, functional failures, failure modes and consequences to choose maintenance tasks conceptually.
Time-based tasks and condition-based tasks solve different maintenance problems.
How corrective, preventive, predictive and redesign choices form an asset care plan.
Rank integrity-related work using consequence, urgency, operability and resource constraints.
Age, risk, labor demand and readiness of deferred work.
How major outages create access for inspections and repairs that cannot be completed online.
Remove recurring causes of equipment problems rather than repeatedly restoring symptoms.
Structured investigation of significant failures without reducing every event to operator error.
Identify assets that repeatedly consume downtime, maintenance labor or integrity attention.
How failure consequence and replenishment lead time shape spare strategy.
Manage equipment that still works but is becoming difficult to support safely and reliably.