How to Assign Preventive Maintenance Task Intervals & Failure Consequences

RCM Case Study Part 3/4

Welcome to Part 3 of our in-depth RCM mini-series! In today’s video, we continue our dentist-inspired case study by exploring Failure Consequences and diving deep into the world of Preventive Maintenance. This session is packed with practical insights that reveal how to properly establish Preventive Maintenance tasks and their intervals.

What You’ll Learn:

Here’s the full list in the series:

RCM Case Study Part 1/4: Dive into the Operating Context and Functions!

RCM Case Study Part 2/4: Let’s get into Failure Modes and Failure Effects

RCM Case Study Part 3/4: How to Assigning Preventive Maintenance Task Intervals and Failure Consequences

RCM Case Study Part 4/4: How to Set Condition-Based Maintenance (CBM) Intervals Using the P-F Curve (posting August 25,2025)

About Nancy Regan

Nancy Regan is a leading authority on Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM). She has over 20 years’ experience of hands-on practice facilitating RCM analyses, conducting RCM training, and assisting her clients in implementing RCM programs. With RCM, she helps organizations achieve goals such as reducing maintenance costs, identifying the cause of chronic failure, and shifting from a reactive to a proactive maintenance environment. Nancy also helps people overcome the organizational challenges that are in the way of creating an effective Reliability Culture.

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