7 Steps for Implementing Reliability-based Maintenance
Manufacturers today are turning to reliability-based maintenance (RBM) as a strategy to help maintain valuable plan assets, which play a key role in overall enterprise efficiency. Technology has played a role in plant assets failure. A revitalized approach to maintenance strategies aligns with today’s digital evolution, sensor-based innovations, strict compliance mandates and escalating customer demands. The RBM process provides a sustainable methodology with optimal results. Kevin Price of software giant Infor highlights 7 Steps for Implementing Reliability-based Maintenance below:
- Identify Assets in a Master Asset List
- Determine the Asset Criticality Ranking
- Optimize PM Program
- Analyze Spare Parts
- Monitor the PM Program
- Determine Failure Causes
- Rinse and Repeat
With an RBM system in place to help manage your assets, it’s possible to achieve the objectives for your organization for your asset pool.
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