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Reliability-Centered Maintenance

Manila Waters, UP Diliman

October 24 to 25, 2018


• Morning / Afternoon Mmeals and Lunch • Complete Handouts on the RCM course • Selected Articles on RCM • Original Nowlan and Heap Manuscript in pdf • Exercises and handouts on RCM • Actual Case Study on RCM • USB which includes RCM Training in ppt • Certificate of Attendance • World Class Maintenance Book in pdf (314 pages) • Chocolates for the RCM Workshop

• Maintenance and Reliability Managers • TPM Office, Facilitators and Coordinators • Facilities/Utilities Managers • Preventive/Predictive Maintenance Group • Reliability Engineers and Managers • Operations and Production Managers • Top Management and Decision Makers • Continuous Improvement Groups Plant

Reliability & Maintenance Consultancy Firm Presents RSA

REACTICE PREVENTIVE PREDICTIVE DETECTIVE

Who Should Attend This RCM Class

A Briefer About this RCM Course Almost every industry have some form of Preventive Maintenance where they scheduled their equipment for some replacement and overhauling activities on a time-dominated pattern. But despite the very best and noble efforts, a lot of unexpected problems, breakdowns and failures still occur on the equipment and every single hard knock maintenance know and have experience about this. Worst, operators of equipment complains, that Preventive Maintenance group had just made their equipment worst after performing their routing PM overhauling. There is a detailed and thorough technical explanation behind this. Whilst, others think about maintenance as transitioning from a Preventive to Predictive Maintenance, while some think it about transitioning from reactive to proactive maintenance. These people have been truly misinformed. No disrespect, but am not against Preventive Maintenance, but I’m against people who abuse the use of Preventive Maintenance and continuously add intrusive or force maintenance activities into the never ending list of PM activities to be done. In view of this, I would like to invite your key people on this one time event on "Reliability-Centered Maintenance" that will provide each and every maintenance an indebt understanding on what maintenance is all about, what it can do and what it cannot do so that we can grasp an understanding on how we can do maintenance on our plants. This course will make you think differently on how you perform your maintenance.

It all started from the Airline industry and industries are now adapting it . . .

• CBM and PdM Personnel • Maintenance and Reliability Managers • Maintenance and Technical Support Group •People in Charge of Planning and Scheduling • People Involved in Repairs and Troubleshooting • Head of Maintenance Organization • Maintenance Engineers • People Involved in Reliability and Maintenance • Reliability Engineers and Maintenance Supervisors

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http://www.rsareliability.com 0919-451-1708 0920-482-8225

RCM Training Package Includes

Focus only on things that maintenance must do to ensure that

equipment will work on what the customers expected it to be

used. Get rid of tasks that can add to the breakdown.

Teaches the value of teamwork as it encourage maintenance

and operators to work together for one common goal which is

to have an efficient equipment. From Renati Hernandez Jr.,

Section Head, Allegro Microsystem

May 27 to 29, 2020

El Cielito, Sta. Rosa,

Laguna, Philippines

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RCM Course Objective • Provide a deeper understanding on what it takes for our maintenance to be most effective and efficient. • Realize that maintenance tasks will be based from the consequences of the failure itself • Know when to use the different maintenance tasks at hand with the aid of a Decision Diagram • Learn the 6 failure patterns and how it affects us in our day to day maintenance activities • Learn how to apply Reliability-Centred Maintenance in our daily activities

RCM Course Overview • This course covers the principles of RCM which is a process used to determine the maintenance requirements of any physical asset in its present operating context. RCM is done by asking seven questions about our asset or system that is being maintained - What are the functions and associated performance standards of the asset in its present operating context ? - In what ways does it fail to fulfill its functions? - What causes each functional failure ? - What happens when each failure occurs ? - In what ways does each failure matters ? - What can be done to predict or prevent each failure ? - What should be done if a suitable proactive tasks cannot be found ? • RCM was discovered by Stanley Nowlan and Howard Heap from United Airlines industry and emerged from the most important piece of research ever done on an equipment. RCM explains the capabilities as well as the limitation of scheduled Preventive Maintenance. RCM is a process to determine what should be done in order to ensure that our physical assets continue to do whatever the user wants them to do in its present operating context. • If you are happy with the way you and your people perform maintenance, then I am glad for you and you don’t need this course, but if you ever wonder and have the slightest doubt that your current Preventive Maintenance strategy is not enough despite your very best and noble efforts, then you definitely need to attend this course.

Reliability-Centered Maintenance Master Class DMCI Power Corporation, Makati, Philippines

January 2019

Rolly, is a seasoned international reliability and maintenance consultant with 30 years of solid experience in the field. He had been invited in different countries and have conducted reliability and maintenance trainings in United Arab Emirates, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Thailand, Nigeria, Bangladesh, South Africa, China and Botswana. His portfolio of maintenance trainings include Maintenance Management courses on TPM, Lubrication, Tribology, Condition-Based Maintenance, RCM, RCFA, Planned Maintenance, World Class Maintenance Management, The 12 Disciplines, Oil Contamination Control, Maintenance Indices and KPI’s, Maintenance Management Strategies and much more. Rolly previously worked with Amkor Technology Philippines, as a TPM Senior Engineer, an industry engaged in the manufacture of Integrated Circuit products and spearheaded their Planned Maintenance organization compose of maintenance managers and engineers. He was also responsible for the dramatic reduction of unplanned breakdowns in their TPM Journey as well as RCM implementation on their Facilities AHU units and as well as their substation equipment. Rolly is currently working as an independent reliability and maintenance consultant. Rolly had released his three books title World Class Maintenance Management - The Twelve Disciplines, Maintenance – Roadmap to Reliability and Reliability – A Shared responsibility for operators and maintenance.

About the Resource Speaker






May 27 to 29, 2020


Laguna, Philippines




DAY 1

0745 - 0815 - Coffee and Registration

0815 - 0830 - Welcome and Introduction by resource

speaker

- Take Pre IQ Quiz on RCM

0830 - 0930 - Module 1: Changing The Maintenance

Culture

- Challenges facing modern maintenance

- Reason why most industries are reactive?

- Is it really possible to eliminate equipment

failures?

- The need for an effective and structured

maintenance system

- World Class Maintenance Excellence

0930 - 1200 - Module 2: Introduction to RCM Course

- Evolvement of Maintenance Generations

- Common belief by maintenance that all

parts will wear out

- Understanding equipment failures

- Understanding infant mortality, random and

age-related failures

- Take quiz on Infant, random and wear out

- Changing the way we think about failures

- What maintenance is all about

- 3 fold strategy to adopt on maintenance

1000 to 1015 - MORNING BREAKTIME

1015 to 1200 - Module 2a: History of RCM

- Evolvement of RCM methodology

- Six types of failure patterns and why this

is important for every maintenance to

understand

- Limitation of doing Preventive Maintenance,

and what is the effect of over-using PM

- Brief history of RCM. Evolvement of RCM

in the airline industries

- Reliability-Centered Maintenance defined

- 7 basic questions to answer on RCM

- Is TPM in conflict with RCM or are they

complementary

- Who should compose the RCM team

1200 – 1300 LUNCH BREAK

1300 – 1400 - Continue with Module 2a

1400 - 1500 - Module 3: Understanding MTBF

- Mean Time Between Failure Explained

- Is MTBF and MTTF the same or different

- Limitations of using MTBF

- Reliability Explained

- Formula for Reliability

1500 – 1515 AFTERNOON BREAKTIME

1515 - 1700 - Module 4 : Deriving the RCM Information

Worksheet (FMEA)

- Preparing Functions

- How to distinguished between a function

and a feature

- How to write a function

- RCM Operating Context explained

- Primary & secondary functions explained

- Exercises on how to write a function

- Functional Failures

- What will eventually constitute a

breakdown

- Types of failures, function loss & function

reduction failures

- Take Quiz on what will constitute a

breakdown

- Failure Modes

- Categories of failure modes

- Sources of failure modes

- The best source of failure modes

- Failure Effects

- How to write the failure effect

- Points in determining the failure effect

1700 END OF DAY 1






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DAY 2 0830 - 1000 - Module 5 : Understanding Failure

Consequences

- Understanding the Failure Consequences

- Understanding Hidden & Evident Failures

- Exercises on Hidden & Evident Failures

- Safety and Environmental Consequences

- The worst environmental consequences,

what happened in Bhopal India

- Operational Consequences

- Non-operational Consequences

- Exercise on Failure Consequences

1000 - 1015 MORNING BREAKTIME

1015 - 1200 - Module 6 : Understanding the Different

Maintenance Tasks on RCM

- Maintenance tasks terminologies used

- Preventive Maintenance Tasks

- Relationship between age and deterioration

- Basic law in using Preventive Maintenance

- What Preventive Maintenance tasks includes

- Take Survey on Top Problems on PM

- On-Condition Tasks Explained

- Determining Potential Failure for Equipment

- The P-F Interval of failure

- When is On-Condition tasks feasible to use

- Family of Default Actions on RCM

- Failure Finding Tasks

- Calculating the failure finding interval for

hidden functions and protective devices

- When is Failure Finding Tasks feasible to use

- No Scheduled Maintenance – Run to Fail

- When is run to fail feasible to use

- Redesign and Modification

- Factors to consider before redesigning

1200 - 1300 LUNCH BREAK

1300 - 1500 - Continuation on Module 6

1500 - 1515 AFTERNOON BREAKTIME

1515 – 1700 - Module 7: The RCM Decision Worksheet

- How is RCM implemented

- RCM Decision Diagram explained

- Explaining how to fill up the RCM Decision

Worksheet

- Simplifying the RCM Decision Worksheet

1700 - END OF DAY 2

DAY 3 0830 to 1000 Bonus: Maintenance Tasks Frequency and Interval Selection For Preventive Maintenance - Inspection Interval, Greasing Interval Replacement Interval, Overhauling Interval, Functionality Inspection Interval For Redundant Components - Frequency of Switching Redundancy For Predictive Maintenance - Oil Analysis Sampling Interval - Thermography and Vibration Interval

- Module 8: Different Maintenance Tasks

- Understanding Reactive, Preventive,

Predictive and Proactive Maintenance

- RCM Workshop Part 1, Determine the

Maintenance Tasks (Card Game)

1000 - 1015 MORNING BREAKTIME

1015 - 1200 RCM Workshop Part 2, Determine

your asset’s RCM Information and RCM

Decision Worksheet

1200 - 1300 - Lunch

1300 - 1400 - Continue with RCM Workshop Part 2

- Team Presentation on RCM

1500 - 1515 AFTERNOON BREAKTIME

1515 - 1700 Module 9: RCM Facilitation

- Tips on conducting the RCM Analysis

- RCM Roadmap of Activities

- RCM Forms to be used for Analysis

- Applying the RCM Process

- - Take Post Quiz on RCM

- Awarding of Certificates

1700 - Summary and Closing






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RCM Course Feedback for the Year 2019:






Provide the participants with an indebt scope, practices and procedures for an effective Reliability-Centered Maintenance program that can be successfully adapted in our plant. I think DMCI will be benefited if this program will be implemented. Breakdowns will surely reduce which will result in profit increase for DMCI. From Rolando Antonio Chavez Jr, Plant Manager, DMCI Palawan By attending this training, I have gained a lot of knowledge and ideas on how to maintain and especially improve our equipment to make our power plant more efficient, competitive and reliable power provider. From Arvin Borlagdatan, Mechanical Supervisor Good points about this training is that it charge the way we workers maintain our equipment. It will give us help to lower the costs during maintenance activities on repair and new strategies on planning. It will help us to be more reliable and become proactive maintenance personnel and practitioner. From Clifford Pampo, Maintenance Planner, DMCI Palawan It widen our understanding on what maintenance can do to improve our plant’s KPI. Also it boosts the morale of the participants. A culture can be change with the right ideas and skills. Implementation of RCM is not an easy tasks to do but with the support of management, a common goal will be met. From Ryan Gigante, Maintenance Planner, DMCI Masbate We must practice Condition-Based Maintenance instead of Preventive Maintenance approach. I have learned the difference between Reactive, Preventive, Corrective and Proactive Maintenance. Failures cannot be eliminated, the best that maintenance can do is to control the timing of failures and lessen its consequences. Culture change is important for us to be successful on doing RCM in our plant. From Gadjali Jali, Electrical Supervisor, DMCI The trainer engaged the trainees by giving exercises to improve and enhance our knowledge on Reliability-Centered Maintenance. From Kristoffer John Ramos, O&M Supervisor, DMCI Calapan We are now knowledgeable enough on the RCM process and how important it is for our plant maintenance. We will no start making our industry to be one of the World Class Maintenance Department. Thank You Mr.l Rolly. From Ellazar Salazar, Jr. Engineer, DMCI Palawan Trainer is very knowledgeable about maintenance. There is no dull moments during training and he presented the modules in a fun way. He exceeded the expectations of the maintenance. From Marian Laarni Garcia Immediate application of RCM to DPC Plants. Clear and concise information on effective and latest maintenance strategies that can be applied across industries. From Renante Calago, VR Manager This training made me realized that not all PM is effective in maintenance and that we must also consider Predictive Maintenance and Proactive Maintenance even Reactive Maintenance. From Melchor Espera Jr. Planning Engineer, DMCI Very informative. Cleared a lot of things in the maintenance system we are having and how to change it. From Renato Lafiguera Jr., Senior Tech. Engineer Content of the training materials. Interesting topics. Useful and professional teacher. From Nino Cueto, Supervisor, Allegro Microsystem Realization regarding PM Checklists. Benefits of RCM versus the old way of doing PM. More information regarding the different maintenance tasks and approach. From Aljefer Cruz, Supervisor, Allegro Microsystem Very informative and additional learning in our tasks. It gave us an understanding about Reliability-Centered Maintenance. From Ronnie Sicat, Allego Microsystems

May 27 to 29, 2020


Laguna, Philippines






It all started from the Airline industry and industries are now adopting it . . .



Focus only on things that maintenance must do to ensure that equipment will work on what the customers expected it to be used. Get rid of tasks that can add to the breakdown. Teaches the value of teamwork as it encourage maintenance and operators to work together for one common goal which is to have an efficient equipment. From Renati Hernandez Jr., Section Head, Allegro Microsystem Active participation. Speaker is not bored to impart his knowledge with the subject. Trainer is will verse on the subject. From Jared Ferrolino, Allegro Microsystems Up to date and relevant to our current job and set-up. Well versed on the subject matter. Testing materials available. From Jojo Tribaco, Equipment Engineer, Allegro Microsystem The training was helpful towards basic understanding of Reliability-Centered Maintenance and its importance in our field of work. The training was very informative and entertaining in nature. From Mark Joseph Cuizon, Supervisor, Allegro Microsystem It help me learn new things about maintenance specifically RCM and make me more confident and comfortable to further improve our organization. From Ariel Yagin, EOL Section Manager, Allegro Microsystem Clear presentation and actual exercise. All questions by the participants were clearly answered. Very active facilitator. Have a very healthy discussion. From Rodolfo Asaytuno, Section Head, Allegro Microsystem A new knowledge where it can improve the performance of our equipment. The training and topic is very interesting since this is a new knowledge. The facilitator shows his expertise and deliver the topic well. From Adman Manubay, Section Head, Allegro Microsystems This is by far the most relevant, eye-opening and useful training I had attended. Mr. Rolly had just set the bar of what a trainer should be. There was no dull moments. The Rolling Stones. From Christopher Junio, Section Head, Allegro Microsystem The training was conducted very interesting and satisfying. No dull moments that will make yourself out of focus in learning. The content and context of the whole training. The training enlightened me on the real purpose of maintenance. From Jayson Ilagan, Senior Manufacturing Equipment Engineer, Allegro Microsystem Knowledge and understanding about maintenance was clearly stated and presented. The trainer have a good connection with the trainees. From Eric Roxas, Department Manager, Allegro Microsystem This training is very useful to us since this is the first time we got knowledge on this kind of maintenance system and have introduce RCM in our company. From Erwin Odronia, EOL Supervisor, Allegro Microsystem It empowered me that the maintenance should not shoulder everything. Operations should also take part. The old timers/Rolling Stones should not be disregarded. Equipment should be prolonged. Not all maintenance tasks should be under PM but to have a contingency on those equipment in which Predictive Maintenance should be included. It opened our mind that what we are doing is not wrong but not correct also. Our process should be improved. From Bonna May Estopido, Diagnostic Manager, Manila Water Provides program for our maintenance department so they can serve water utility and used water department better. We in used water and water utility can understand what maintenance department are planning regarding our assets. From Kiel Eduard Ella, Plant Manager, Used Water, Manila Water We learned that not only Preventive Maintenance can prevent the failure/breakdown of our assets/equipment but it can be predicted by using Predictive Maintenance. Learn the right way of analyzing PM and monitoring which can reduce the OPEX of our equipment. From Maria Soledad Bartolome, Work Planner, Manila Water

RCM Course Feedback for the Year 2019:

May 27 to 29, 2020


Laguna, Philippines




More and more industries are now learning RCM with RSA Reliability . . .

RCM in Shenzhen, China April 2015

RCM in Malaysia September 2015

RCM in United Arab Emirates April 2010

RCM in Ahmedhabad, India December 2016

RCM at Grand Kemang, Jakarta, Indonesia May 2019

RCM in Bangladesh March 2010

RCM at Allegro Microsystems August 2019

RCM in Kakinada, India August 2009

RCM in Nigeria October 2007






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Laguna, Philippines




Payment Procedure and Policy:

• Payment can only be accepted through cash or check basis. For payments in check kindly pay to RSA Reliability and Maintenance Consultancy Firm. Kindly complete the name of the firm on the check. • An Official Receipt will be provided after issuance of complete payment for this event. Kindly provide BIR 2307. • Payment should be done during registration, kindly advise the delegates to carry with them the payment for this training. To avoid future problems on our part. No payment, No entry policy would be enforced on this seminar workshop. • 10% service tax will be deducted provided industry joining the event to provide BIR form 2307 together with the payment

How To Register for this Event:

Cancellation, Postponement Policy

• For delegates who will not complete the duration of the training seminar and workshop, RSA Reliability and Maintenance Consultancy Firm will offer no refunds regarding this matter, certificates of attendance will only be provided to those delegates that will complete the three day seminar and workshop. • In the event that the seminar will be cancelled as a result of unforeseen events such as Acts of God or other uncontrolled reasons, RSA Reliability and Maintenance Consultancy Firm shall assume no liability whatsoever in the event this seminar and workshop be cancelled, postponed, move or rescheduled due to this fortuitous and unforeseen event. • In case of a low turn out of delegates for this event, RSA Reliability and Maintenance Consultancy Firm reserves the right to move or cancel the event. An email will be sent to concerned parties regarding the cancellation or movement. • In the event you would like to cancel your participation in this seminar, kindly send us an email one week before the event is due. If you have made an advance payment and your delegates did not attend and have not informed us one week before the event, you will be charged with the full amount of the training fee. • In case the delegate register for this event will not make it on this event, kindly notify us be email the changes in the name of the delegates.

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1 Delegate: Php 32,000.00 + 12% VAT

2 Delegates: Php 60,000.00 + 12% VAT




Training Investment Costs:

Step 1: Send us an email on the following:

- Full Name of Delegates: (FN, MI, LN) - Position or Designation / Department - Name of Industry - Type of Industry - How is payment to be made Cash or Check - Is your industry VAT or NON-VAT

Step 2: Once we have confirmed the names of those you will send, we will provide a confirmation email.

Kindly provide documents if your industry is NON-VAT

• If for any reasons you were not happy or satisfied with the outcome of the training. Our small firm offers you Unconditional 100% Payment Back and you keep the WCM Book and all the materials provided during the training provided payment had been received during the registration period.




May 27 to 29, 2020


Laguna, Philippines

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