From Reliability Data to Asset Utilization
A two-day, hands-on public workshop at the Reliability & Maintainability Center, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. It counts toward the RMC's RMIC® credential.
- Building a validated system model from real production data
- Why interdependencies, not single failures, drive utilization
- How failures, buffers, operating policies and shared resources interact
- Defending a reliability, operational or capital decision with evidence
Before you start: no simulation experience needed. Registration is through UT Knoxville. Details and sign-up.
ReliaSim Lunch and Learn Series
Six one-hour sessions, live with an instructor in a small group. Each covers one step of the workflow, and you can take them in any order.
- Discrete rate worldview and modeling introduction
- Model building with markdown and click-connect
- Modeling interrupts and reliability: failure modes, time to failure and time to repair
- Raw data parameterization: fitting historian and event-log data with ReliaStats®
- Model verification and validation against production data
- Model experimentation: gain/loss runs and buffer vs. reliability trade-offs
Before you start: nothing for session 1. Later sessions build on the earlier ones. Schedule a session.
On-Site ReliaSim Class
The full workflow taught in one block at your plant, built around your line and your downtime data. Your team leaves having modeled its own operation, not a demo.
- The discrete rate worldview, model building, interrupts and experiments, end to end
- Your own machines, speeds, buffers and downtime records
- A validated model of your line to keep working with
Works best for: a reliability or engineering team with a line it wants to improve.
For operators and supervisors
A simulator for your plant team
Not every learner needs to build models. For operators, supervisors and planners, we build a game on your own line where people practice what to fix first, where storage goes and how the schedule plays out.
How it works
