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Fundamentals of RCM Fundamentals of RCM AnalysisAnalysis

Fundamentals of RCM Fundamentals of RCM AnalysisAnalysis

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Administrative Notes:Administrative Notes:Administrative Notes:Administrative Notes: IntroductioIntroductionn

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COURSE OVERVIEWCOURSE OVERVIEW

Course Length:Course Length: Class Hours:Class Hours: LunchLunch Student Roster:Student Roster: Critique Sheet:Critique Sheet: Student Guide:Student Guide: Computers:Computers: Msg/Phone:Msg/Phone:

3 Days3 Days

0800 - 16000800 - 1600

1130 - 12301130 - 1230

Full Name/Co./Dept.Full Name/Co./Dept.

Please Use It!Please Use It!

Yours To KeepYours To Keep

Use When DirectedUse When Directed

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Course Description:Course Description:Course Description:Course Description: IntroductioIntroductionn


TARGET AUDIENCETARGET AUDIENCE

Anyone interested in performing RCM Anyone interested in performing RCM analysis or responsible for analysis or responsible for

implementing an RCM program, implementing an RCM program, including personnel responsible for including personnel responsible for the maintenance and operation of the maintenance and operation of

equipment. This course is also equipment. This course is also applicable to engineers, logisticians, applicable to engineers, logisticians, and maintenance planners/managers and maintenance planners/managers involved in maintenance programs.involved in maintenance programs.


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Course Objective:Course Objective:Course Objective:Course Objective: IntroductioIntroductionn



To provide you with an introduction To provide you with an introduction to the philosophy, theory, and to the philosophy, theory, and practical experience needed to practical experience needed to implement and perform RCM implement and perform RCM

analysis.analysis.

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Course Expectation:Course Expectation:Course Expectation:Course Expectation: IntroductioIntroductionn


COURSE OVERVIEWCOURSE OVERVIEWCOURSE OVERVIEWCOURSE OVERVIEW

Upon completion of this course you Upon completion of this course you will:will:

Be able to understand the concepts and Be able to understand the concepts and processes required to perform RCM analysisprocesses required to perform RCM analysis

Be able to participate in an RCM analysis Be able to participate in an RCM analysis

Additional assistance, training, and experience Additional assistance, training, and experience will likely be necessary to independently will likely be necessary to independently implement and execute an RCM effortimplement and execute an RCM effort

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Course Agenda:Course Agenda:Course Agenda:Course Agenda: IntroductioIntroductionn



UNIT I - INTRODUCTIONUNIT I - INTRODUCTION Module 1 - RCM IntroductionModule 1 - RCM Introduction Module 2 - RCM in the NAVAIR OrganizationModule 2 - RCM in the NAVAIR Organization Module 3 - Terminology/ConceptsModule 3 - Terminology/Concepts

UNIT II - RCM PROCESSUNIT II - RCM PROCESS Module 1 - RCM Process OverviewModule 1 - RCM Process Overview Module 2 - Planning and PreparationModule 2 - Planning and Preparation Module 3 - Hardware PartitioningModule 3 - Hardware Partitioning Module 4 – FMECAModule 4 – FMECA Module 5 - RCM Decision LogicModule 5 - RCM Decision Logic

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UNIT III - HOW TO PERFORM RCMUNIT III - HOW TO PERFORM RCM Module 1 - RCM Software ReviewModule 1 - RCM Software Review

»Software DemonstrationSoftware Demonstration»Work Shop (Part 1/2)Work Shop (Part 1/2)

Module 2 - Service/Lubrication TaskModule 2 - Service/Lubrication Task Module 3 - On Condition TaskModule 3 - On Condition Task Module 4 - Hard Time TaskModule 4 - Hard Time Task Module 5 - Failure Finding TaskModule 5 - Failure Finding Task Module 6 - Age ExplorationModule 6 - Age Exploration Module 7 - Selecting Task or Other OptionsModule 7 - Selecting Task or Other Options Module 8 - Analytical MethodsModule 8 - Analytical Methods

»Work Shop (Part 3)Work Shop (Part 3)»Work Shop (Part 4)Work Shop (Part 4)

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UNIT IV – ADDITIONAL TOPICSUNIT IV – ADDITIONAL TOPICS Module 1 - Task PackagingModule 1 - Task Packaging Module 2 - Sustaining the AnalysisModule 2 - Sustaining the Analysis Module 3 - Data ConsiderationsModule 3 - Data Considerations

Course ReviewCourse Review

Case StudiesCase Studies

Class ProjectClass Project

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Student Introduction:Student Introduction:Student Introduction:Student Introduction: IntroductioIntroductionn



Class IntroductionClass Introduction NameName Current job responsibilitiesCurrent job responsibilities Type of equipment working Type of equipment working

with with Prior RCM Experience (if any)Prior RCM Experience (if any)

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