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Maintenance Quality/Reliability Management
FSI-XMS-KAcad. year: 2018/2019
The subject is focused on the most advanced knowledge in today’s reliability and quality management in maintenance. The emphasis is mainly put on reliability and quality management as well as maintenance and finance management, in addition to that the selected maintenance policy taking into account the economic point of view, maintenance performance and their evaluation using the operational reliability. The students will be also familiarized with new approaches, for example, application of outsourcing, insourcing and benchmarking in maintenance. Also, the claims in maintenance are discussed, and attention to maintenance focused on failure-free operation and complex productive maintenance is devoted. The risk management in maintenance and the human factor in maintenance are analyzed. The computer support of maintenance management is also discussed. The lectures are completed with seminars in which the most important issues are practised on the examples from industrial practice. The discussions are opened to results and conclusions in seminars.
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NYMAN, D.; LEVITT, J. Maintenance Planning, Coordination and Scheduling. Industrial Press Inc., U.S. 2010. 300s. ISBN 978-0831134181.
RAHEJA, D. Design for Reliability (Quality and Reliability Engineering Series). 1. edition. Wiley. 2012. 336 p. ISBN-13: 978-0470486757
SUMMERS, D. Quality Management. 2. edition. Prentice Hall. 2008. 592 p. ISBN-13: 978-0135005101.
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2. Summary of basic principles from theory of maintenance
3. Developmental phases of maintenance organization
4. Maintenance and quality management
5. Finance and maintenance management
6. Maintenance policy selection in compliance with economic criterion
7. Maintenance performance and its evaluation by means of operational reliability
8. Outsourcing and insourcing in maintenance, benchmarking in maintenance
9. Claims in maintenance
10. Maintenance focused on failure-free operation (RCM)
11. Complex productive maintenance (TPM)
12. Risk management in maintenance, human factor in maintenance
13. Computing technology support of maintenance management