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Reliability Engineering and Asset Risk Management
Short course
In Bedfordshire ()
Price on request
Description
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Type
Short course
Course structure This course is delivered through a balanced combination of lectures and practical sessions. All delegates will receive a Certificate of Attendance upon completion of this course.
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Subjects
- Risk
- Risk Management
- Engineering
- IT risk
Course programme
What you will learn
Core content
On successful completion of this study the student will:
- Have a good knowledge of the asset risk management techniques and maintenance strategies used in different industries
- Be familiar with various proactive maintenance policies (age and block maintenance, RCM, RBM, CBM, PdM, TPM)
- Understand the concept and applications of Monte-Carlo simulation in system reliability and availability modelling
- Have a basic understanding of system’s life-cycle and understand the financial implications involved with assessing the maintenance and risk factors of offshore projects.
Core content
- Introduction: Asset management, overall equipment effectiveness (OEE), asset productivity
- Asset integrity: Asset integrity management, Risk-based integrity, Through-life engineering
- Maintenance engineering: Maintenance regimes, reactive vs. proactive maintenance; Age and block maintenance, Reliability-centred maintenance (RCM), Risk-based maintenance (RBM)
- Fault prognosis and diagnosis: Fault detection and failure location; Root-cause analysis (RCA), Common-cause analysis (CCA), Condition-based maintenance (CBM), Predictive maintenance (PdM)
- Introduction to Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), World-class maintenance (WCMain)
- Maintenance modelling, planning, scheduling, and optimisation
- Reliability data analysis: types and sources of reliability data, data collection, data cleansing, data accuracy and precision, model fitting, big-data, incomplete data, redundant data, not-detailed data
- Applications of Monte-Carlo simulation in system reliability and availability modelling
- Probability of failure, Cost of failure, and risk of failure in offshore energy systems
- System’s life-cycle: Life-cycle cost (LCC) analysis, whole-life costing, how to identify key cost drivers
- Warranty and service contracts analysis: guarantees, warranties, extended warranties, service contracts, and maintenance outsourcing with several examples from the oil and gas, marine renewable's, railway and manufacturing industries
- Workshops and case studies: Work in groups to analyse the reliability, availability and maintainability of various offshore systems and components.
Reliability Engineering and Asset Risk Management
Price on request