This document is the introduction to a 12-part course on reliability engineering management taught by Fred Schenkelberg. It discusses defining reliability engineering, the role of reliability engineers, and establishing reliability goals. Key topics the course will cover include programs and projects, apportionment and models, measurements and estimates, risk identification, reliability testing, and assessing reliability program maturity.

1. Introduction to
Reliability
Engineering
Management
Fred Schenkelberg
First of 12 part course

2. Reliability
Engineering?

3. What is
reliability
engineeri
ng?

4. How do you describe what you
do?

5. How is it
of value to
your
organizati
on?

6. Role of
reliability
engineer?

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product
Cost of the product
Time to market
Reliability

8. Point
of
Decisio
n

9. Our
relations
hip
Trust
Credibility
Tradeoff
and
Balance

10. Programs and Projects

11. Reliabilit
y Goals
Function
Environment
Probability of
success
Duration

13. DRAFT A
RELIABILITY
GOAL

14. Apportionment and
Models

15. Measurements and
Estimates

16. Risk Identification

17. Gap Analysis
Concept

18. Reliability Testing

19. Failure Analysis &
FRACAS

20. Value

21. Reliability Program
Assessment

22. Reliability Program
Maturity

24. Summa
ry

25. Reliability
Engineering
Management
Course
Fred Schenkelberg
A 12 part course