Maintenance and Reliability Management III: Risk and Reliability Management
MCE-OPD-C-ZFMRM3
02/08/2027 8:00 AM to 02/08/2027 5:00 PM
02/09/2027 8:00 AM to 02/09/2027 5:00 PM
02/10/2027 8:00 AM to 02/10/2027 5:00 PM
02/11/2027 8:00 AM to 02/11/2027 5:00 PM
02/12/2027 8:00 AM to 02/12/2027 2:00 PM
– Promotion Dates: 07/27/2026 12:00 AM to 01/25/2027 11:59 PM
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Description
Maintenance and Reliability Management (MRM) III is part of the Maintenance and Reliability Management Diploma program. Designed for working maintenance and reliability professionals–and based on real-world concepts, strategies, best practices and emerging trends–MRM will help you develop your maintenance and reliability knowledge, and sharpen your leadership skills for today’s increasingly competitive global marketplace. In MRM III, you will cover risk and reliability management topics in the key areas of preventive maintenance (PM), reliability-centered Maintenance/PM optimization, and maintenance prevention/reliability engineering.
Key Topics
- Preventive Maintenance (PM)
- Reliability-Centered Maintenance/PM Optimization
- Maintenance Prevention/Reliability Engineering
Learn and Apply
- Concepts of risk management and how it relates to maintenance and reliability
- Basic principles of reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) and analysis tools, as a risk
- and reliability management strategy
- Concepts of PM optimization and writing effective PM tasks
- Root cause analysis concepts and tools
- Concepts of reliability management and how they apply to maintenance
About the MRM Diploma Program
Offered by NC State University’s Office of Professional Development, in partnership with Marshall Institute. The MRM Diploma program consists of three one-week modules that can be taken in any order. This program will expose you to real-world examples and will provide you with practical knowledge and skills applicable in your plant or facility. Earning this non-degree diploma will represent solid evidence of your successful completion of the course requirements and will illustrate your dedication to becoming more knowledgeable in the field of maintenance and reliability management.
Course Notes
Who Should Attend
- Operations managers and supervisors
- Production managers and supervisors
- Engineering managers and supervisors
- Maintenance directors, managers, supervisors, engineers, superintendents, and other maintenance personnel
- Reliability managers, engineers
- Manufacturing managers
- Storeroom managers
- Continuous improvement managers
- TPM coordinators
- Plant engineers
Take a look at our online brochure (print only).
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Subject Areas
Training Category
Leadership and Professional Development