Asset Reliability Practitioner ARP A

Designed for:

• Engineers and technicians new to reliability
• Maintenance planners, supervisors, and analysts
• Operations personnel and asset owners seeking common reliability practices
• CMMS/EAM users who need to improve data‑driven decisions

No formal prerequisites. Basic familiarity with plant operations and maintenance concepts is helpful.

Reliability Basics & Asset Criticality

• Reliability terms, failure patterns, and the P‑F curve
• Criticality assessment and risk matrices
• Asset hierarchy, functional location, and master data basics
• Linking reliability goals to business objectives

Failure Modes & Maintenance Tactics

• Failure modes/effects and consequence thinking
• Preventive tasks selection aligned to failure modes
• Predictive maintenance overview
• Balancing cost, risk, and performance

Condition‑Based Maintenance in Practice

• Defect detection and the P‑F interval
• Alarm setting, routes, and data collection basics
• Interpreting condition data and acting on findings
• Case examples of avoided failures

Workflows, CMMS & Data Quality

• Work identification to closeout
• Failure coding, cause codes, and notifications
• Bill of materials and spares alignment
• Reports, KPIs, and continuous improvement loops

Reliability Improvement Roadmap

• Quick wins and 90‑day plan
• Defect elimination and root cause thinking
• Role clarity and governance for sustainment
• Capstone exercise and presentations