Using CM to Improve Reliability or Reliability to Improve CM?

Tommy Glesnes, Senior Reliability Engineer, AMPs AS

Description

Way too many CM / CBM programs is not delivering as expected!

My experience from many companies in different industries, is that Condition Monitoring is implemented as the key tool or concept for improved Reliability, and most companies are not satisfied with the performance of the program or the return of investment.
This presentation will highlight the concept of CM and the concept of Reliability, which you need to understand in order to be able to set realistic goals and to get maximum value of your CM program.

Which means highest possible Reliability at a balanced cost.

Takeaways

1. The concept of Condition Monitoring and most common pitfalls.
2. The concept of Reliability
3. Understanding of how your CM program automatically improves when your focus is on improved Reliability.

Bio

Tommy Glesnes has more than 25 years experience in the world of Condition Monitoring and Reliability Maintenance. He is certified as “European Expert in Maintenance Management” by EFNMS (World Class Maintenance), Asset Reliability Practitioner by MI and Vibration Analyst Category III by Mobius Institute. He has a lot of field experience in condition monitoring and vibration analysis of rotating machines and Maintenance Optimization programs, as a service provider / consultant. Tommy is also an authorized instructor for Mobius Institute, both for Vibration and Reliability courses