SOR 511 Change
Abstract
James discusses the need to focus on change management in order to implement something new in your program
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James discusses the need to focus on change management in order to implement something new in your program
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Fred discusses the importance of minimizing measurement errors.
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Chris discusses reliability engineering report writing (yuck). Pretty boring topic. But not nearly as boring as some of the reliability engineering reports. I will (try to) make this as entertaining a podcast as possible. And I will explain the golden rule of engineering report writing – make it a ‘reverse thriller.’ Keen to learn more? Then please listen!
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by Carl S. Carlson Leave a Comment
Carl discusses why Design for Reliability is so essential to attaining high reliability.
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Adam discusses why the reliability engineer discipline is unique in that it encourages the “Celebration of Failures”
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Kirk discusses his experiences in semiconductor manufacturing and systems manufacturing that led him to an understanding and agreement of the radical ideas that Gregg Hobbs was proposing with HALT and HASS methods.
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James discusses the importance of balancing key performance indicators
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Fred discussing just how bad MTBF and related measures are for our profession.
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Chris talks about what ‘profitability’ is … and it is not ‘profit today.’ Why is this distinction important? Because focusing on profitability takes care of all of your future ‘profits today.’ But it does not work the other way around. There are plenty of contemporary examples about how we can get this wrong – think Boeing and the ‘mess’ it is currently in. Want to learn more? Please listen here!
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by Carl S. Carlson Leave a Comment
Carl discusses why focusing on the vital few reliability methods is key to successful reliability programs.
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by Adam Bahret Leave a Comment
Adam discusses how data can be used from existing databases and specially designed tests to characterise products reliability performance.
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by Fred Schenkelberg Leave a Comment
Fred discusses the origin of Speaking of Reliability plus an introduction to SOR Shorts.
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Carl and Fred discussing the shortcomings of the use of RPN in an FMEA, and what specifically can be done to prioritize risk in an FMEA.
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Carl and Fred discussing what can happen when a reliability engineer puts undue focus on their degree when introducing themselves or when looking for a new position.
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James and Fred discussing one of the perils of a corporate-run tops-down reliability program
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