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INTEGRITY Do what you say you will do. RESPONSIBILITY Be accountable/take a stand. AUTHENTICITY Be who you say you are. AIM Work for something bigger than one’s self. WHAT IS IN YOUR DNA ? Reliability Engineering for Maintenance • criticality analysis • reliability strategy development • reliability engineering • root cause analysis • capital project management • reliability centered design Asset Condition Management • asset condition information • vibration analysis • fluid analysis • ultrasound testing • infrared thermal imaging • motor testing • alignment and balancing • non destructive testing • machinery lubrication Leadership for Reliability executive sponsorship operational excellence human capital management competency based learning integrity reliability journey Work Execution Management • preventive maintenance • planning and scheduling • operator driven reliability • mro-spares management • defect elimination • computerized maintenance management system Asset Management • strategy and plans • corporate responsibility • strategic asset management plan • risk management • asset knowledge • asset lifecycle management • decision making • performance indicators • continuous improvement REM WEM ACM AM REM ACM WEM LER AM Re Ca Rsd Rca Cp Rcd Ir Aci Vib Ab Ndt Ut Mt Fa Lu Odr Mro De Cmms Pm Ps Int Opx Es Hcm Cbl Rj Sp Cr Ri Ak Dm Samp Alm Pi Ci Copyright 2017-2020, Reliabilityweb.com. All rights reserved. No part of this graphic may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior express written consent of Reliabilityweb.com. Uptime ® , Reliability Leadership ® and Reliabilityweb.com ® are registered trademarks of Reliabilityweb.com in the U.S.A. and several other countries. reliabilityweb.com maintenance.org reliabilityleadership.com Reactive maintenance Unexpected breakdown Criticality ranking out-of-date Poor communication Unclear objectives Lacking procedures It’s the way we always do it Poor operator training Disconnected from the aim No line of sight No cross-functional collaboration High turnover Front line not engaged Poor lubrication practices Failure modes unknown Predictive maintenance pretenders No defect elimination Reliability as a maintenance issue Speedy repairs are valued Failure codes not recorded Low cost acquisition No BOMs No job plans Executive sponsorship is missing Lack of training Separated from reliability community Integrity is missing Lack of trust LER RELIABILITY DNA RELIABILITY DNA IS HELD TOGETHER BY 4 FUNDAMENTALS OF RELIABILITY LEADERSHIP® REACTIVE DNA CHECK YOUR RELIABILITY DNA Your organization is made of people called teams, and the teams in your organization have a culture related to reliability. The Reliability DNA of your team is an important part of that culture. Reliability DNA is also a health indicator and a good predictor of future performance. How to Create Healthy Reliability DNA Healthy DNA is created when everyone in an organization is engaged and empowered as a Reliability Leader. To learn how to establish Reliability for Everyone - with no one left behind in your organization, please email [email protected] or visit www.reliabilityleadership.com for upcoming training dates.

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Page 1: WHAT IS IN YOUR DNA? · 2020-01-13 · Work Execution Management • preventive maintenance • planning and scheduling • operator driven reliability • mro-spares management •

INTEGRITYDo what you say you will do.

RESPONSIBILITY Be accountable/take a stand.

AUTHENTICITYBe who you say you are.

AIM Work for something bigger than one’s self.

WHAT IS IN YOUR DNA?Reliability Engineering for Maintenance• criticality analysis• reliability strategy development• reliability engineering• root cause analysis• capital project management • reliability centered design

Asset Condition Management• asset condition information• vibration analysis• fluid analysis• ultrasound testing• infrared thermal imaging• motor testing• alignment and balancing• non destructive testing• machinery lubrication

Leadership for Reliability• executive sponsorship• operational excellence• human capital management• competency based learning• integrity• reliability journey

Work Execution Management• preventive maintenance• planning and scheduling• operator driven reliability• mro-spares management• defect elimination• computerized maintenance management system

Asset Management• strategy and plans• corporate responsibility• strategic asset management plan• risk management• asset knowledge• asset lifecycle management• decision making• performance indicators• continuous improvement

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WEM

ACM

AM

REM

ACM

WEM

LER

AM

Re

Ca

Rsd

Rca

Cp

Rcd

Ir

Aci

Vib

Ab

Ndt

Ut

Mt

Fa

Lu

Odr

Mro

De

Cmms

Pm

Ps

Int

Opx

Es

Hcm

Cbl

Rj

Sp

Cr

Ri

Ak

Dm

Samp

Alm

Pi

Ci

Copyright 2017-2020, Reliabilityweb.com. All rights reserved. No part of this graphic may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior express written consent of Reliabilityweb.com. Uptime®, Reliability Leadership® and Reliabilityweb.com® are registered trademarks of Reliabilityweb.com in the U.S.A. and several other countries.

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� Reactive maintenance

� Unexpected breakdown

� Criticality ranking out-of-date

� Poor communication

� Unclear objectives

� Lacking procedures

� It’s the way we always do it

� Poor operator training

� Disconnected from the aim

� No line of sight

� No cross-functional collaboration

� High turnover

� Front line not engaged

� Poor lubrication practices

� Failure modes unknown

� Predictive maintenance pretenders

� No defect elimination

� Reliability as a maintenance issue

� Speedy repairs are valued

� Failure codes not recorded

� Low cost acquisition

� No BOMs

� No job plans

� Executive sponsorship is missing

� Lack of training

�Separated from reliability community

� Integrity is missing

� Lack of trust

LER

RELIABILITY DNA

RELIABILITY DNA IS HELD TOGETHER BY 4 FUNDAMENTALS OF RELIABILITY LEADERSHIP®

REACTIVE DNA

CHECK YOUR RELIABILITY DNAYour organization is made of people called teams, and the teams in your organization have a culture related to reliability. The Reliability DNA of your team is an important part of that culture. Reliability DNA is also a health indicator and a good predictor of future performance.

How to Create Healthy Reliability DNAHealthy DNA is created when everyone in an organization is engaged and empowered as a Reliability Leader. To learn how to establish Reliability for Everyone - with no one left behind in your organization, please email [email protected] or visit www.reliabilityleadership.com for upcoming training dates.