COMING SOON
Reliability Centered Maintenance Analysis
A strategy with a reason behind every maintenance decision.
MIG applies the principles of Reliability-Centered Maintenance to determine what maintenance is justified, what isn't, and where the evidence isn't strong enough to make the decision.
SAE JA1011 & JA1012 | IEC 60812:2018 | Evidence-Based | Traceable Decisions
DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR?
Having a PM program doesn't mean you have the right maintenance strategy.
Maintenance programs accumulate over time. Tasks get added, intervals get inherited, OEM recommendations become permanent, and the reason behind a task can disappear.
RCM starts somewhere else: What does the equipment need to do, how can it fail, and what should we do about it?
RCM Analysis
FUNCTIONS
What must the asset or system do?
FUNCTIONAL FAILURES
How can it fail to meet those requirements?
FAILURE MODES
What can cause each functional failure?
EFFECTS & CONSEQUENCES
What happens when it fails, and why does it matter?
MAINTENANCE STRATEGY
What action, if any, should manage the failure?
DEFENSIBLE PROGRAM
What does the evidence support putting into the program?
The objective isn't more maintenance. It's the right maintenance—and a documented reason for every decision.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A Strategy With a Reason Behind Every Maintenance Decision
Not another report to put on a shelf. The completed RCM analysis connects what the equipment must do to how it can fail, what those failures mean, and the maintenance or other actions justified by the evidence.
THE RCM ANALYSIS
THE RESULTING STRATEGY
WHAT STILL NEEDS A PERSON
Functions, failures, consequences, decisions, and the evidence behind them.
The maintenance and other actions justified by the analysis.
Unresolved evidence, engineering decisions, and other issues requiring qualified judgment.
You don't just get the answer. You get the basis for the answer.
SAE JA1011 & JA1012 | IEC 60812:2018
The technical standards that provide the criteria for what constitutes a valid Reliability-Centered Maintenance process.
Built on a Standard. Grounded in Evidence.
The standard defines the process. The evidence supports the decisions. Human judgment stays where it belongs.
EVIDENCE BEFORE ASSUMPTIONS
If the evidence doesn't support a decision, we identify the gap rather than inventing the answer. Decisions are based on data, not guesses.
HUMAN JUDGMENT
Decisions requiring qualified engineering, safety, environmental, regulatory, or customer judgment stay with the people qualified to make them.
COMING SOON
Reliability-Centered Maintenance Without the Black Box
MIG is developing a remote RCM Analysis service built to make the reasoning behind the maintenance strategy visible and defensible.