12-RCM NOT a Maintenance Program.pdf
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RCM, as articulated by Nancy Regan, is not a maintenance program but a structured process for identifying necessary preventive and condition-based maintenance to ensure equipment reliability. The RCM process consists of seven steps, including Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) and assessing consequences for each failure mode. Ultimately, RCM facilitates the development of a maintenance program rather than serving as one itself.
12-RCM NOT a Maintenance Program.pdf
- 1. RCM Nancy Regan IS NOT A MAINTENANCE PROGRAM!
- 2. I hear people say (and post!) that RCM is a maintenance program.
- 3. RCM is NOT a maintenance program.
- 4. RCM is a process used to identify what Preventive Maintenance or Condition Based Maintenance you need to implement so you get the Reliability you need from your equipment.
- 5. RCM is a 7-step process.
- 6. Steps 1-4: Create an FMEA Steps 1-4: FMEA Failure Modes and Effects Analysis
- 7. 5. Assess Consequences (AKA Criticality) Step 5: Assess Consequences of each Failure Mode.
- 8. Step 6: Consider Proactive Maintenance for each Failure Mode 6. Identify Task and Assign Interval Scheduled Restoration Scheduled Replacement Condition Based Maintenance
- 9. Step 7: Consider a Default Strategy for each Failure Mode Change to Operating Procedure Improvement to Training Equipment Redesign Examples
- 10. RCM is a process that helps you develop a maintenance program. It's NOT a maintenance program.
- 11. Thank you for reading! Free RCM Overview Course RCMTrainingOnline.com/Overview Course Instructor: Nancy Regan