Reliability and Maintenance Engineering

Reliability Engineer is a professional who understands the principles of performance evaluation and prediction to improve product/systems safety, reliability and maintainability. This course reviews the areas of reliability engineering covered on the Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE) examination. The course prepares those who will be taking the CRE exam to be at the required level of knowledge to successfully pass the certification examination. Course participants will receive notes and material to aid in preparing for the exam and will be given the CRE exam application package.

Course Outline

Strategic Management

• Reliability Management
• Probability and Statistics for Reliability
  • Basic concepts
  • Statistical inference
• Reliability in Design and Development
  • Reliability design techniques
  • Parts and systems management
• Reliability Modeling and Predictions
  • Reliability modeling
  • Reliability prediction methods
• Reliability Testing
  • Reliability test planning
  • Testing during development
  • Product testing
• Maintainability and Availability
  • Management strategies
  • Maintenance and testing analysis
• Data Collection and Use
  • Data collection
  • Data use
  • Failure analysis and correction

Target Audience

Facility managers, Maintenance professionals and technicians, and Project managers.