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49 – Introduction to Vibration Analysis with Jason Tranter, Part 2

49 – Introduction to Vibration Analysis with Jason Tranter, Part 2

Introduction to Vibration Analysis with Jason Tranter, Part 2

This episode of the rooted in reliability podcast provides an introduction to the vibration and vibration analysis with Jason Tranter. There are a lot of failures that occur in the machinery of an organization just because their condition monitoring processes are not very good. Most of all, the technicians who are assigned these tasks related to the condition-based maintenance of the rotating machines either don’t have enough knowledge or they are not doing it correctly. And because of that not only the budget of the facilities suffer but also the reliability programs are affected by these failures at a great level.
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DTK David Nicholls

DTK David Nicholls

David Nicholls, Engineer

Fred interviews David Nicholls, an engineer Quanterion and Director of the RMQSI Knowledge Center about his work supporting reliability engineers world wide. David Nicholls has been sharing reliability knowledge for years – we talk about the evolution of sharing knowledge and why it’s still important.

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48 – Introduction to Vibration Analysis with Jason Tranter, Part 1

48 – Introduction to Vibration Analysis with Jason Tranter, Part 1

Introduction to Vibration Analysis with Jason Tranter, Part 1

This episode of the rooted in reliability podcast provides an introduction to the vibration and vibration analysis with Jason Tranter. There are a lot of failures that occur in the machinery of an organization just because their condition monitoring processes are not very good. Most of all, the technicians who are assigned these tasks related to the condition-based maintenance of the rotating machines either don’t have enough knowledge or they are not doing it correctly. And because of that not only the budget of the facilities suffer but also the reliability programs are affected by these failures at a great level.
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47 – RCM Reengineered with James Reyes-Picknell & Jesus Sifonte

47 – RCM Reengineered with James Reyes-Picknell & Jesus Sifonte

RCM Reengineered with James Reyes-Picknell & Jesus Sifonte

In this episode, the guests, James Reyes-Picknell and Jesus Sifonte talk about the RCM Reengineered that they have also explained in their book—to be launched on 20th April— with a lot of practical approaches as well. The RCM Reengineered is based on the original RCM technique to avoid and manage failures occurring during the asset management process, but it optimizes a lot of factors with a broad range of criticality measures and problems that come along with it. The RCM has been around for a long time and was developed to handle the safety issues in flights but RCM Reengineered focuses on the failures that are science-based and then it provides you with the exact solutions that must be implemented to achieve long-term and sustainable reliability operation depending upon the type of the industry.
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46 – The Importance of Roles & Responsibilities

The Importance of Roles & Responsibilities

How often to you find people duplicating work, or work not being completed? What about tasks being started by one person, to be completed by another?

As organizations continue to do more with less, ensuring everyone is on the same page and pulling their weight becomes increasing important. The lines of communications, expectations, and alignment on achieving the vision of the organization are critical to the success of a maintenance department.

Often most people are put into positions without fully knowing what they are responsible for and accountable for.
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