Course Overview

Our Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) course teaches you a structured approach to determining optimal maintenance requirements for physical assets in their operating context. Developed and Delivered By Jeruel, this comprehensive program covers RCM fundamentals, historical context, the decision logic process including failure modes analysis, and practical strategies for implementing preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance tasks. You'll gain valuable insights into implementation planning and continuous improvement methodologies that have saved organizations millions in maintenance costs.

This course is specifically designed for maintenance engineers, reliability engineers, planners, asset managers, and technical leaders seeking to optimize their maintenance strategies. Through hands-on workshops and real-world case studies, participants apply RCM analysis directly to equipment systems relevant to their industry. Our interactive approach ensures you'll leave with immediately applicable skills to extend asset life, reduce downtime, and improve operational reliability in your organization. Delivered By Jeruel, this course combines theoretical knowledge with practical application to transform how you approach maintenance management.

Learning Objectives

• Discover how Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) evolved, what drives it, and the key principles that make it work. You'll learn why this approach has become essential for maintaining complex systems across industries.
• Use RCM decision logic to pinpoint asset functions, how they can fail, what happens when they do, and the consequences of those failures. This systematic approach helps you catch potential problems before they impact operations.
• Perform Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) to identify and prioritize potential equipment failures. This systematic approach helps you catch problems before they happen and focus maintenance resources where they'll have the biggest impact.
• Choose the right maintenance strategy for each situation. Know when to use preventive maintenance, condition-based monitoring, run-to-failure, or redesign approaches. Each strategy has its place—picking the best one saves time and resources.
• Create clear task selection criteria and build practical maintenance packages with implementation plans. You'll streamline your maintenance process and ensure critical work gets prioritized.
• Apply condition monitoring data to prioritize critical maintenance tasks and adjust service intervals based on actual equipment needs rather than fixed schedules. This targeted approach can reduce unnecessary downtime and catch potential failures before they happen.
• Create a clear RCM implementation plan, engage key stakeholders, and track progress with specific KPIs. Regular measurement helps you spot issues early and make ongoing improvements to your revenue cycle.