RCM Case Study Part 2/4
In today’s video, we dive deep into the critical steps of Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) by exploring Failure Modes and Failure Effects as part of our ongoing dentist-themed mini RCM case study. This is Part 2 of a four-part series designed to help you understand and apply RCM principles through relatable, real-world examples. What You’ll Learn:
- Failure Modes: Discover why detailed Failure Modes are essential and how they guide us to the right proactive maintenance and default strategies.
- Failure Effects: Learn how to write comprehensive Failure Effects that depict the worst-case scenarios if no action is taken to manage the Failure Mode.
Case Study Highlight: We’ll look at the specific Failure Mode of bacteria accumulation that leads to cavities and track the progression from the earliest signs of decay to severe health consequences if left untreated. This detailed look will help you see why writing Failure Effects is crucial for assessing failure consequences
Key Takeaways: How to identify and write precise Failure Modes that lead to effective maintenance strategies. The importance of documenting Failure Effects to understand the full impact of asset failures.
This is a must-watch for anyone looking to refine their RCM skills and apply them practically. Be sure to tune in tomorrow for Part 3, where we’ll explore Failure Consequences and Preventive Maintenance!
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 (posting July 21, 2025)
RCM Case Study Part 3/4: How to Assigning Preventive Maintenance Task Intervals and Failure Consequences (posting July 28, 2025)
RCM Case Study Part 4/4: How to Set Condition-Based Maintenance (CBM) Intervals Using the P-F Curve (posting August 25,2025)
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