End Reactive Maintenance

Topics covered: How to end reactive maintenance.

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Breaking out of the reactive maintenance cycle of doom

End Reactive MaintenanceProbably the most common factor that stops reliability improvement programs dead in their tracks is the inability to end reactive maintenance. It is extremely common for people to struggle to make improvements when they are constantly being dragged back into solving equipment failures.

Reactive maintenance is costly and dangerous. You need a plan to end reactive maintenance – it won’t end simply because you’ve decided to implement condition monitoring, work management, or you have a new asset strategy. You need to tackle reactive maintenance head-on. You need to treat it like a fire, not by improving your firefighting skills, but by removing the fuel and oxygen.

These lesson modules were taken from the Asset Reliability Practitioner® ARP-L course for Reliability Program Leaders, but this course will also be of interest to reliability engineers, maintenance managers, planners/schedulers, storeroom management, and condition monitoring practitioners. The focus of the course is the CONTROL Phase of the Asset Reliability Transformation®, but it is not necessary to understand the rest of the ART process in order to benefit from this course.

Rather than having to think about the 10,000 assets in your plant, you can focus on one – the most critical asset. Next, you focus on the second asset in the list. And so on.

These lesson modules were taken from the Asset Reliability Practitioner ARP-E course for Reliability Engineers, but it is also important for condition monitoring managers, the Reliability Program Leader, the Maintenance Manager, and anyone else involved with spares management and work management (planning and scheduling).


Note that you will be credited with this course fee if you upgrade to the ARP-L course.


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LANGUAGE: English
LESSONS: 13
DURATION: 3.5 hours
SUBSCRIPTION DURATION: 3 months

The course includes approximately 3 hours of video lessons, delivered by Jason Tranter, the founder, and CEO of Mobius Institute™.