This course provides a comprehensive introduction to RCM3 (Risk-based RCM) and its principles. It is intended for those who are interested in understanding what RCM3 is and how it can be applied to define risk-based maintenance and reliability programs from a strong technical base.

The application of RCM3 changes the way organizations think about their operations and maintenance (O&M). Not only does it challenge the traditional approach to equipment maintenance by moving you from a breakdown and repair mentality, it creates a new culture of risk-based asset management. It revolutionizes views about maintenance and how maintenance, operations and engineering should work together to drive asset performance through full asset life-cycle. RCM3 builds on the very robust RCM2 methodology with a refreshing new look on how to manage the risks associated with protective devices and how to manage the risks associated with preserving asset functions. The risk-based decision logic optimizes the maintenance program (develop the minimum amount of safe maintenance required to preserve the asset functions) while managing the physical and economic risks.

By Participating This Course You Will:

• Develop a greater awareness of the importance of the risks associated with equipment failure how to manage them in an effective way.
• Learn the RCM3 language and its importance to maintenance, operations and engineering and their understanding of equipment operation and maintenance.
• Be able to evaluate maintenance and operational strategies that are technically feasible and worth doing while maximizing safety and environmental compliance.
• Be prepared to participate in an RCM3 analysis session as a subject matter expert.

Course Material

• Course Manual: Based on the successful RCMII textbook by John Moubray together with the expanded RCM3 methodology, Aladon provide a comprehensive 150 page course manual (Risk-based RCM by Marius Basson and Theuns Koekemoer) that will be released in book format soon.
• Case Studies
• RCM3 Decision Diagram and Risk Matrix
• Exercises and Solution Sets

Course Options:

• Hold an exclusive course at your facility for your employees (up to 20 delegates)
• Host a course at your facility for your employees and invite participants from other companies
• Attend a public course hosted by a member of The Aladon Network

Recommended Participants :

• Plant Managers
• Operators
• Maintenance trades
• Planners, Schedulers
• Operations Managers, Supervisors
• Maintenance Managers, Supervisors
• Engineering Managers
• Engineers
• Safety Managers
• Safety Officers