ARP [A] Reliability Advocate - Classroom Course

The Asset Reliability Practitioner [A] “Reliability Advocate” course is intended as a multi-discipline course - for all Managers (Operations, Maintenance and Production), Supervisors, Planners, Schedulers, Condition Monitoring, Reliability Techs, Graduate Engineers and Maintenance personnel.
Reliability is everyone's responsibility and this course is designed as the foundation for plant-wide improvement initiatives.

Topics Include:

• The Business case for improved reliability
• How to eliminate the sources of systematic defects that cause unreliability
• Why a PM and CM program does not fix reliability problems
• How to gain and keep management support to resource reliability initiatives
• Strategic maintenance work management as a foundation to reliability
• The process of criticality analysis and optimising maintenance activities
• Using data with reliability analysis tools to identify priorities
• Condition Monitoring technologies and their application
• The job roles and resources required to support a reliability program
• How to break away from reactive maintenance and have time for proactive activity
• Sustaining a long-term culture of reliability

To download full course content, go to: https://reliabilityinstitute.com.au/brochures

The course takes 2.5 days, including the certification exam on the last day.

Anyone can do the course and exam, however ARP [E] Certification requires:

1. A minimum of 6 months’ work experience
2. Completing all the modules of the whole course in the classroom or on-line.
3. Passing the 2-hour, 60 question multiple choice exam with a minimum of 70% correct answers.

Fees are $3,500 + GST, and includes:

• 2.5-day classroom course
• ARP [A] Exam and 3 year's Certification.
• Access to Mobius "Learning Zone" course videos for pre-attendance course study.
• Bound hard copy course manual
• Lunch and break catering