Category Archives: Managing LRCM
Mesh: 12 steps to achieving reliability from data
Mesh is a Living RCM (LRCM) knowledge management system. It interfaces with the EAM in order to achieve two principal objectives: Ensure systematic knowledge update whenever a technician encounters divergence between the RCM analysis and an observed failure behavior, and, … Continue reading
The role of media in living RCM
MESH LRCM provides an image gallery associated with each Failure Mode. The reason for this feature is directly related to practical Reliability Analysis (RA) which is why it is unique to LRCM. It is essential, for purposes of RA that … Continue reading
The winning paper at the XIV International Congress of Maintenance
On 18, 19 and 20 April the XIV International Congress of Maintenance 2012 was held in Bogotá, Colombia in April. Organized by ACIEM (www.aciem.org) experts in different areas of maintenance delivered presentations to the attendees. They emphasized sound practices, the management of maintainability, and the assessment of operational risk. Among the … Continue reading
Waiting for CMMS maturity
One maintenance manager puts it this way: “Our CMMS system and our Techs using it have not achieved the level of maturity for it to be a valuable tool. The Techs input insufficient levels of detail into our CMMS. Thus, … Continue reading
CMMS Impediments to Reliability Analysis
In the maintenance department of a reliability-obsessed and maintenance-intensive company, both RCM (Reliability-Centered Maintenance) knowledge and work order information are stored in different databases using different software packages. CMMS v.s. RCM The two software applications have different purposes: RCM knowledge … Continue reading