SIRF NZ IMRT CIWG | Improving Reliability and Maintainability with RAM analysis
Event description
RAM analysis is a powerful methodology to identify and assess the Reliability, Availability and Maintainability of systems and equipment. Ram analysis tools are particularly useful where failures can impact greatly on overall availability. Tools utilised with RAM analysis can be very effective to improve reliability and maintainability with the benefit of greater availability of equipment, facilities and systems.
The biggest benefit is greater availability of assets and greater throughput capability. This usually results in a more stable plant with less quality issues and related losses and a safer plant with less unplanned interventions. It is also not unusual to see a 50% or greater reduction of maintenance costs from more effective maintainability and greater reliability not requiring expensive repairs.
With effective RAM analysis, assets also tend to be productive a lot longer and with capability maintained and improved with less likely the need to be replaced with what can be expensive capital investments.
As a Virtual Common Interest Work Group via online video conferencing this will be an opportunity to bring some real knowledge and expertise to the group with presenters sharing genuine learnings, insights and experience with others facing the same opportunities and challenges.
Presenter - Dr Allen Tam,
Dr Allen Tam is a Senior Leader in Engineering & Asset Management, RAMS, Systems Engineering with over 15 years experience in Rail, Utilities, Energy, Mining, FM. He is Head of Engineering, Systems & Reliability Engineering at Yarra Trams. He has a PHD in Reliability Engineering and Asset Management from Monash University. Is a Seasonal Lecturer at Swinburne University Maintenance Management of Engineering Assets - Master Course and also The Federation University's Master of Maintenance and Reliability.
Agenda (AEST Time zone)
11:50am for 12pm start
12:00 Intros and setting expectations
12:15 Dr Allen Tam presentation on Improving Reliability and Maintainability with RAM analysis
13:00 Q&A followed by other company shares
13:30 Discussions
14:00 wrap up for 14:30 finish
Who Should Attend?
SIRF Common Interest Work Groups are for anyone interested in the topic of the day, and have the broadest attendance range of any of our events. Likely of interest to Reliability Engineers, Reliability and Maintenance Managers, Asset Managers, Process engineers and managers, Engineering and Capital managers. Chances are good that if you’ve read this far, this event is for you !
FAQs
What will I need to participate in this event?
Access to a PC/ Tablet / Smartphone with Camera and mic
What software will I require?
Access to video conferencing either by downloading, or the web via computer, phone or tablet
How do I connect to my event?
You will be sent a link to access the event.
When do I need to register by?
Registration typically closes three business days before the event for Roundtable meetings
Investment?
This event is included in SIRF Roundtable membership
Who can I contact for further information?
info@sirfrt.com