Reliability in a Fast Environment Part 2
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Carl and Fred continuing to discuss the subject of integrating reliability within a very fast product development timeline.
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Carl and Fred continuing to discuss the subject of integrating reliability within a very fast product development timeline.
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How often should you have a planning meeting? How all should be invited? How long should it take? These are a few of the questions that we tackle in the next installment of Practical Reliability.
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Carl and Fred discussing how the approach to achieving high reliability needs to change when operating in a fast-to-market product development process.
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Data is the single important thing—whether it’s quality data, failure data or any other kind of data—that helps you make decisions in the best interest if your assets and the organization. You may have set data points but those don’t mean anything unless you know what you are looking for. When you take unstructured data, analyze it, and then turn it into meaningful information to improve manufacturing, it can be called manufacturing analytics. You can use it to make your reliability processes better or you can use it for performance measurement for your assets or personnel, it works great for both.
In this episode, we covered:
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Join us as we discuss the implementation of planning and what that entails on the next installment of Practical Reliability.
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This week on Rob’s Reliability Project, Lucas Marino guest hosts the show and puts me to the test. We talk about my experience running the podcast, what I’ve learned throughout my reliability career and what I think the differences between reliability and asset management are.
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Adam and Fred discussing the challenges and strategies for improving the reliability engineering community.
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Adam and Fred discussing The “Silver Bullet” approach to Reliability Engineering
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Predictive maintenance is a huge part of the overall reliability of your assets. Most of the times, equipment fails because of the bearing or seal failure. Bearing failures are very common in the facilities and improper installation of a bearing is one of the biggest reasons it fails. If you don’t do it right with proper tools, you are going to damage the bearing and it is only a matter of when rather than how. Before installing a bearing, you need to have a clean space and all the necessary tools should be with you when you are installing it.
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Fred Schenkelberg is an international authority on reliability engineering. He is the reliability expert at FMS Reliability, a reliability engineering and management consulting firm he founded in 2004. Fred left Hewlett Packard’s Reliability Team where he helped create a culture of reliability across HP to assist other organizations. His passion is working with teams to improve product reliability, customer satisfaction, and efficiencies in product development; and to reduce product risk and warranty costs. Fred has a Bachelor of Science in Physics from the United States Military Academy and a Master of Science in Statistics from Stanford University.
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On this week’s episode, I welcome back on to the show, author of RCM – Re-Engineered, Jesus Sifonte to take a deeper look at RCM. We talk about the importance of defining a proper operating context, primary, secondary and hidden functions and why having a champion is vital in the implementation stage.
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Kirk and Fred discussing Reliability Specifications and how companies set reliability requirements in new products
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Join us as we discuss what we feel should be measured for planner effectiveness and efficiency and why in our next installment of Practical Reliability.
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Kirk and Fred discussing reliability training and the best way to have new reliability development techniques.
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Most of our episodes feature guests representing specific segments of the electronic assembly industry. Today’s episode is no exception. My guest on this episode is MB Allen from KIC. KIC provides thermal profiling hardware and profiler software tools that help define, measure, monitor, and improve thermal processes for electronics manufacturing services. Today, more than ever, thermal management is vital to ensuring a proper reflow or soldering process. There is a direct link between proper reflow profiles and reliability, which makes this topic relevant for any conversation about reliability.
MB Allen is the Manager of Applications and Sales for the Americas and Europe.
Formerly a Product Manager MB coordinated the advancement of new products and features to accommodate customer needs. Her technical expertise, relationships with valued partners and customers, and many years of experience aid in the future development and improvements of her company’s product offerings.
MB has worked in the electronics industry for 31 years and been associated with KIC for 30 years with both national and international positions.
We discuss thermal management and assembly thermal profiling as a means to better reliability.