The ARP-A Reliability Advocate course is an excellent way to get up to speed about reliability, especially when starting a new program. Many organizations have found it beneficial to have it delivered on-site so that a range of personnel can attend from the maintenance department, operations/production, finance, safety/health/environment, engineering, and even other departments – including the plant manager. The course gets everyone up to speed and on the same wavelength.
The course is beneficial, but if no one else is educated/trained, if there is not a strategy to move forward that everyone understands and believes in, if people don’t know how they can contribute to the initiative, then unfortunately, you may not gain the greatest benefit from the course.
First, we have the ARP-L “Reliability Program Leader”course for the person/people who will lead the initiative, and the ARP-E “Reliability Engineer” course for the people who will engineer the technical aspects of the initiative. The ARP-A course is great, but it is just the start of the journey.
Second, we have developed the Asset Reliability Transformation [ART] process with a roadmap that explains how to implement the strategy to achieve the best results. It is filled with the phases, steps, and recommended practices to guide you through the implementation process. It includes a training plan that gets everyone up to speed, pulling in the same direction, and skilled/qualified to play their role. iLearnReliability™ will help you with the plant-wide educational process.
Through this Certification Course, participants have the opportunity to accrue 2.5 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points.
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I wanted to thank Yellotec for presenting the most interesting course / career development programme that I’ve ever attended since finishing my university studies. Tjaart is a captivating and utmost professional course presenter and one of the most knowledgeable subject matter experts I’ve ever met, in any field. Even though our course was probably very basic if judged by industry professionals, even I as a layman could glimpse aspects of the depth of his knowledge when he answered questions posed by the more experienced students.
