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Learning Zone Sessions
Monday March 23, 2009

8:00am-8:45am Welcome and Keynote What is the next Big Step for Reliability?
FLIR (Forward Looking Innovations in Reliability) by Ricky Smith

9:00am-4:30pm Bonus Certificate Workshops

BWS1
Root Cause Analysis and Reliability Centered Maintenance by Mick Drew, ARMS Reliability Engineers

BWS2
Introduction To RCM Blitz by Doug Plucknette, Allied Reliability

BWS3
The Reliability Game by MRG

BWS4
OUTAGE!
The Planning and Scheduling Experience by
General Physics Corporation

BWS5
Staffing And Training Rules Of Thumb For Maintenance And Reliability Managers “How Do I Make This Happen?” by Ricky Smith, CMRP

4:30pm-6:30pm Welcome Reception and Expo

Tuesday March 24, 2009

8:00am-8:45am Welcome and Keynote The Design Principles of Low Cost, Useable, Reliable, Maintainable and Safe Systems by Story Musgrave, Astronaut

9:00am-4:30pm Bonus Certificate Workshops

BWS6
Advancing Reliability & Maintenance to Meet and Beat Global Competition by Jack Nicholas Jr., Author of Advancing Reliability & Maintenance
BWS7
PM Optimization, a hand’s-on exercise by Steve Turner, OMCS

 

BWS8
The Manufacturing Game: Supporting Reliability through Defect Elimination

 

BWS9
Value Driven Maintenance Business Game

 

BWS10
Developing, Implementing, and Managing Technical Training Programs by Terry Wireman

 

4:30pm-6:30pm Reception and Expo

Wednesday March 25, 2009

8:00am-8:45am Welcome and Keynote Value Driven Maintenance by Remco Jonker of Mainnovation

9:00am-10:00am Expo and Power Coaching

10:00am-10:45am Learning Zone Session 1

RCM1 RCM2 EAM1 EAM2 MTrain
Paper 01
Reliability Centered Design by
Ramesh Gulati, CMRP,
ATA/Arnold Engineering
Development Center
Paper 02
The Psychology of RCM (Reliability-Centered Mindset) Michael Rezendes,  Raytheon Technical Services Company, Zumwalt Class Destroyer

 

Paper 03
Measuring plant performance - The need for metrics standardization by Walter Nijsen, Cargill Grain and Oilseeds Europe
Paper 04
Master Records are Not Optional! Get the Detail Work Behind You by E. Todd White, MRG

 

Paper 05
Keith Mobley on Developing an Effective Workforce

 

11:00am-11:45am Learning Zone Session 2

Paper 06
Reliability in Design and Procurement by Jay West, Viziya and Vince Adorno VP, Alcoa and Claudia Faye, Alcoa

 

Paper 07
Developing and Implementing RCM for a Limited Staffed Facility by Tim Jackson, Florida Municipal Power Agency and Todd Cooper, Cohesive Information Solutions
Paper 08
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Paper 09
Reliability in the Regulatory and Compliance Environment Steve Mislan Charleston Water System, Charleston, SC

 

Paper 10
Developing a Skilled Workforce: Shaw Industries’ START Program by Mr. Casey Wagner, Shaw Industries Group and Mr. Eric Rodgers, General Physics

Noon Lunch and Expo and Power Coaching

1:00pm-1:45pm Learning Zone Session 3

Paper 11
Allison Transmission Inc. Machine and Equipment Purchase Process by Russell Combs, Allison Transmission
Paper 12
The Statistical Outliers Are In Control Of Asset Management by Tom Carroll III, NETJETS Inc.
Paper 13
Roadmap for Effective EAM Implementation or re-implementation by Jim Davis, PCA
Paper 14
The Dead Zone In Work Management by Bob Guthrie and Brian Heinsius, Rio Tinto Energy America
Paper 15
Business applications for iPod generations by Anders Lif, IFS World Operations

 

2:00pm-2:45pm Learning Zone Session 4

Paper 16
Condition-Based Maintenance - How Do You Solve The Scheduling Challenges by Jay West, Viziya

Paper 17
Completing the P-F Curve by Douglas J. Plucknette Allied Reliability

 

Paper 18
“Help Wanted” by Cliff Williams

Paper 19
Creating an Asset Management Framework For Successful EAM Configuration by Marc Yarlott, Veolia Water North America, Terry Nelson, Inspiraworks and John Clow with Oracle

Paper 20
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3:00pm-3:45pm Learning Zone Session 5

Paper 21
99% Reliable 100% of the Time: How an airline meets amazing reliability metrics under the worst of conditions by Bill Brinkley AP/IA/AME Manager of Reliability and Development USAirways Express / Piedmont Airlines
Paper 22
Measure Behavior – Measure Success! by David A. Army, CMRP, Strategic Asset Management
Paper 23
Simplicity and Engagement of Frontline Personnel with Processes They Are Comfortable with are the Keys to Success
by Melissa Cameron, General Manager of RCA Rt Pty Ltd.

 

Paper 24
Engineering Content Management by
Mike Stone & Kin Cook, AssetPoint
Paper 25
There’s More to Training than Skills Development by Ken Bass, Field Manager, Management Resources Group, Inc.

4:00pm-4:45pm Learning Zone Session 6 – The Chill Out Sessions

Paper 26
The Concorde Disaster Explained; an interface of Nuclear Work Model & Root Cause Analysis by Loyd Hamilton, Think Reliability

 

Paper 27
Enhancing electrical safety through RCM by Martin Robinson, IRISS and Doug Plucknette, Allied Reliability
Paper 28
The Optimization Trap by Phillip Slater Initiate Action

 

Paper 29
The Analytics Advantage by Steve Turner, OMCS

 

Paper 30
Advanced Degree Programs For Maintenance and Reliability by Wes Hines
and Tom Byerley, University of Tennessee

5:00pm Certification Exams

6:30pm-9:00pm Casino Night

Thursday March 26, 2009

8:00am-8:45am Learning Zone Session 7

Paper 31
A facilitated-group approach to RCM by Marge Romero, Team Leader, Reliability Centered Maintenance, Naval Air Warfare Center, and Nancy Regan, The Force
Paper 32
Reliability Beyond Maintenance: Reliability started with Physical Assets, and now spreads into all business endeavours by Henry Ellmann, Aladon Licensee, Latin America
Paper 33
Optimized Planning and Scheduling by
Dave Koelzer, DTS

 

Paper 34
Calibration Management and your ERP: have the best of both worlds by
Bryce Johannes, Blue Mountain Quality Resources, Inc.
Paper 35
Craft Training Solutions for a Retiring Workforce by Chuck Kooistra, General Physics

9:00am-9:45am Learning Zone Session 8

Paper 36
RCM - From Analysis to Action: How to Successfully Implement RCM by James Nesbitt, Reliability Practitioner, Ivara Corporation
Paper 37
The RCM Project Management Guide by Jack Nicholas Jr., PE, CMRP

 

Paper 38
Maintenance Planning and Scheduling: Back to Basics By Vito DeMalteris, IBM

 

Paper 39
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Paper 40
Workforce development by Ramesh Gulati, Asset Management and Reliability Planning Manager, ATA/Arnold Engineering Development Center

10:00am-Noon Challenge Session, Giveaway Drawings and Conference Wrap up

Noon: Boxed Lunch

1:00pm-2:30pm Bonus Post Conference Sessions:

Session 1A: When Does It Pay To Use Reliability Centered Maintenance? By Paul Dufresne, CMRP, CPMM and Todd Zeigler

Session 2A: Infrared Thermography As An Asset Management Tool by Larry Welch, AIRT

Session 1B: Management Considerations for CBM Success by Daniel E. Lynn, Commtest

Session 2B: Air Liquide Breaks Down Condition Monitoring Information Silos by Heather De Jesus, Azima-DLI and Chad Broussard, National Maintenance and Reliability Programs Engineer, Air Liquide

 
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