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Learn How To: |
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Describe the value of Reliability Excellence (Rx) in terms of RONA, ROC and OEE |
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Define the foundational principles of Rx |
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Create a master plan for the implementation of Rx |
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Identify the critical success factors in an Rx implementation |
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Create strategies to accelerate your Rx
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Who Should Attend |
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Reliability Excellence for Managers is ideal for managers engaged in process improvement initiatives such as Lean, TPM and Six Sigma:
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General Manager |
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Plant Manager |
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Corporate Reliability Manager |
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Maintenance Managers |
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Operations Managers |
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Reliability Engineers |
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Rx is not only a maintenance initiative. Including operations and maintenance professionals will aid in establishing the interdepartmental partnerships that produce successful Rx programs. Rx requires a change from a reactive to proactive culture. Including senior management will foster the high level sponsorship necessary to create the systems, measures, behaviors and interdepartmental collaboration that facilitate this culture change. |
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February
17-19, 2009
8:00am - 5:00pm |
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April
28 – 30, 2009
8:00am - 5:00pm
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June
9-11, 2009
8:00am - 5:00pm
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September
15-17, 2009
8:00am - 5:00pm |
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Location:
El Zipperle Restaurant
352 Roosevelt Ave.
San Juan, PR, 00918 |
Cost
(all four sessions)
$5,995 |
CEU’s:
8.4 |
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