In a reactive mode of environment, we always complain about the lack of manpower resources to address equipment failures, but when reliability starts to improve, our people becomes more visible and we always wonder  where they had been in the first place. In reality, maintenance is not really out numbered, they are just too busy dealing with repairs and breakdowns. Maintenance is not measured by how fast they perform repair but how they were able to analyze the failure themselves.

2007 RSA Reliability Newsletter Archive

Issue No. 1 : May, 2007  : Learning’s From The Principles of Equipment Reliability

Issue No. 2 : June, 2007 : Can Equipment Failures Really Be Eliminated ?

Issue No. 3 : July, 2007 : Why Most Industries Are Reactive ?

Issue No. 4 : August 2007 : How To Make Training Work For Your Industry

Issue No. 5 : September 2007 : A Different Root Cause Analysis Experience

Issue No. 6 : October 2007 : Where Does RCFA Fit In The RCM Strategy ?

Issue No. 7 : November 2007 : Why TPM Is Hard To Implement ?

Issue No. 8 : December 2007 : Does Oil Wear Out and Needs To Be Change ?

2008 RSA Reliability Newsletter Archive

Issue No. 9 : January 2008 : Where Do We End Our Probe On Root Cause Analysis ?

Issue No. 10 : February 2008 : An Inconvenient Truth About Preventive Maintenance

Issue No. 11 : March 2008 : The Lifeblood of Root Cause Analysis

Issue No. 12 : April 2008 : My TPM Experience, A Successful Failure

Issue No. 13 : May 2008 : Top 10 Problems Experience on Preventive Maintenance

Issue No. 14 : June 2008 : Comparing RCM and TPM, Which Is The Better Strategy ?

Issue No. 15 : July 2008 : Why Most Root Cause Initiatives Fail ?

Issue No. 16 : August 2008 : The Case of Infant Mortality and Random Failures

Issue No. 17 : September 2008 : How To Fit RCM Into The TPM Strategy

Issue No. 18 : October 2008 : Maintenance - The Last Man Standing

Issue No. 19 : November 2008 : Is There Still Value In Training ?

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Issue No. 20 : December 2008 : A Typical Maintenance Culture

2009 RSA Reliability Newsletter Archive

Issue No. 21 : January 2009 : Is Reliability Just a Numbers Game ?

Issue No. 22 : February 2009 : TPM’s Planned Maintenance Pillar

Issue No. 23 : March 2009 : TPM and RCM Do They Contradict or Complement Each Other ?

Issue No. 24 : April 2009 : How Much of Industry’s Problems are Man-made ?

Issue No. 25 : May 2009 : 13 Grave Mistakes in TPM Implementation

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Issue No. 26 : June 2009 : Why Operators are Important in the Reliability Strategy

Issue No. 27 : July 2009 : Classical RCM  - Should There be an Eight Question ? - Part 1

Issue No. 28 : August 2009 : Classical RCM  - Should There be an Eight Question ? - Part 2

Issue No. 29 : September 2009 : Is Root Cause Failure Analysis Reactive or Proactive ?

Issue No. 30 : October 2009 : Operations and Maintenance - Will the Feud Ever Stop ?

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Issue No. 31 : November 2009 : Cost Reduction - The Wrong Way to Save Maintenance Costs

Issue No. 32 : December 2009 : Why More PM Will Just End Up to More Problems

2010 RSA Reliability Newsletter Archive

Issue No. 33 : January 2010 : Why Most RCM Initiatives Fail ?

Issue No. 34 : February 2010 : What Does it Take to Change the Maintenance Culture ?

Issue No. 35 : March 2010 : Why RCFA and MTTR Do Not Blend ?

Issue No. 36 : April 2010 : What Does it Take to Initiate a Plant-wide Improvement?

Issue No. 37 : May 2010 : The Golden Rule on Root Cause Failure Analysis

Issue No. 38 : June 2010 : The Importance of Life Cycle Costing in the Reliability Strategy

Issue No. 39 : July 2010 : Understanding Human Errors

Issue No. 40 : August 2010 : What Maintenance is All About

Issue No. 41 : September  2010 : Most Common Mean Time Indicators - Part 1

Issue No. 42 : October 2010 : Most Common Mean Time Indicators - Part 2

Issue No. 43 : November 2010 : Most Common Mean Time Indicators - Part 3

Issue No. 44 : December 2010 : Autonomous Maintenance for Industries Part 1

Issue No. 45 : January 2011 : Autonomous Maintenance for Industries Part 2

2011 RSA Reliability Newsletter Archive

Issue No. 46 : February 2011 : Is Zero Breakdowns Really Possible ?

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Issue No. 47 : March  2011 : Top 10 Problems Experience on Preventive Maintenance - Revisited

• Gallery: New pictures for 2011 added  from the gallery portion.

• Newsletter: Aug. 2011 Edition finally released to our subscribers.  Email me if you want to subscribe to our Newsletter.

• 2012 Training Schedule: If you are interested to attend in any of our public workshop and master class for 2012.  Send us an email or register online.

• WCM Book: If you’re interested in buying the book on World Class Maintenance, The 12 Disciplines.  Send me an email to reserve.  WCM Book is now available. Get your copy now.

• In-house Training :Should your industry be interested for in-house trainings we are now accepting regular schedules for in-house training for both local and international countries on courses that we currently offered.  Contact us

Our Reliability Newsletter will be provided once a month to our valued subscribers. It provides highlights as well as issues and lessons regarding our most common link which is all about  improving the      reliability of equipment.

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• If your industry is interested to join and participate in any of our upcoming public training and workshop for this year 2012 you  may send us an email or simply fill out the registration form provided on our schedule site.  You may Click here to visit our schedule training for 2012 Schedule.

Issue No. 48 : April  2011 : Why Operations is Not Maintenance Customers

Issue No. 49 : May 2011 : Different Maintenance Strategies Explained

Issue No. 50 : June 2011 : The Two Sides of Failure

Issue No. 51 : July 2011 : Tips on Performing Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM)

Issue No. 52 : August 2011 : Tips on Performing Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)