Reliability Metrics
10 Minute Talk
How to Show and Tell Your Progress
Many people are visual learners. They can see slopes and lines and changes from before to after on a graph better than they can grasp a narrative description – especially if the results can be shown on a single slide or handout. Bill Barto shows how to make simple graphs in Excel…
- Bill Barto
- RELIABILITY CONNECT
Five Minute Facts
Don’t Expect Them to Know Your Metrics – Learn Theirs
You want to be recognized for your reliability work, but senior management may not understand the metrics you use, such as MTBF. To show your progress, you must speak their language. Bill Barto gives an example from his experience with theme parks…
- Bill Barto
- RELIABILITY CONNECT
Five Minute Facts
Boldly Proclaim Your Reliability Progress
You deserve recognition for your reliability successes. If your program is being overlooked, you will need to take the initiative and ensure the rest of the plant – and senior management – is aware of what you are doing…
- Bill Barto
- RELIABILITY CONNECT
Two Minute Tips
How to Measure and Use Reliability Metrics
Maintenance and reliability managers must have metrics in place to identify needs for improvement. Metrics are also extremely important for validating whether the maintenance team is headed in the right direction to achieve the organization’s goals and objectives.
- Warren Wu
- UpKeep
