Your Reliability Engineering Professional Development Site
Good with data or failure analysis are elements of a great reliability engineer.
Another is the ability to influence. The perfect analysis and dynamic slide deck are not sufficient. You also must master the ability to persuade to influence.
Andre and Fred discuss the basic approaches for proper data analysis depending on the data source.
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Adam and Fred discuss the application of DFx methodology in the product development process.
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Carl and Fred discuss the early design process and the reliability approach that can best integrate reliability objectives with the design team.
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Carl and Fred discuss to discuss the most common mistakes made by FMEA practitioners and how they can be avoided.
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Carl and Fred discuss some of the most common mistakes made by FMEA practitioners and how they can be avoided. In this episode, 4 of the most common mistakes are discussed.
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Adam and Fred discuss the importance of teaching, coaching and encouraging your engineering peers.
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Tim Rodgers interviews Perry Parendo concerning Perry’s work with clients working to bring new products to market.
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Adam and Fred discuss how to help your team want to learn about reliability.
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Adam and Fred discuss HAST, HASS, and HASA as products transition from development to manufacturing.
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Fred Schenkelberg interview Jon about his career and consulting.
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Kirk and Fred discuss when and how best to justify the costs to move from using an external lab to perform HALT testing to building an internal HALT lab.
There are many benefits of having a HALT chamber or environmental testing capability, but many of those reasons are not easily quantifiable in dollars.
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Kirk and Fred discuss what should be considered when choosing to use an external lab to perform HALT evaluations. Distance, costs, measurement instrumentation, lab experience and knowledge of HALT by lab personnel are all part of the considerations deciding what HALT lab to use.
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The investment in creating a reliable product pays dividends during the operation of the equipment or system.
The ability to estimate future savings or costs based on reliability engineering is key. Minimizing lifecycle cost occurs with reliability.
Adam and Fred as they discuss how the approach to reliability tools and practices change within a product development culture.
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