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Philip Sage

How much do you really need to know about reliability?

Philip and Fred discuss the journey of learning reliability engineering.

Key Points

Join Philip and Fred as they discuss:

Join Philip and Fred as they discuss the need to know enough to solve problems and to know when you do not know enough.

Topics include:

  • The need to learn a little bit every day
  • How to continue to learn after you read the one book
  • Know enough to know if the solution is appropriate or correct

Enjoy an episode of Speaking of Reliability. Where you can join friends as they discuss reliability topics. Join us as we discuss topics ranging from design for reliability techniques to field data analysis approaches.

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R U Ready to Teach Reliability?

Philip and Fred discussing the general need to be able to teach reliability all the time.

Key Points

Join Philip and Fred as they discuss:

Join Philip and Fred as they discuss teaching reliability at all levels from the short explanations, to presentations, and via courses.

Topics include:

  • Be prepared so the learning experience works for the audience
  • A great way to master a topic is to teach reliability
  • Different methods of learning and being adaptable

Enjoy an episode of Speaking of Reliability. Where you can join friends as they discuss reliability topics. Join us as we discuss topics ranging from design for reliability techniques to field data analysis approaches.

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Listing of Failure Mechanisms

Philip and Fred discussing a question about locating a listing of failure mechanisms.

Key Points

JJoin Philip and Fred as they discuss a listing of all failure mechanisms that probably doesn’t exist due to sheer magnitude of the number of mechanisms that exist.

Topics include:

  • We do not know of a catalog of all failure mechanism
  • The technical literature may be the best current source
  • Connecting life models in a meaningful way

Enjoy an episode of Speaking of Reliability. Where you can join friends as they discuss reliability topics. Join us as we discuss topics ranging from design for reliability techniques to field data analysis approaches.

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Uniqueness of Reliability Engineers

Key Points

Join Philip and Fred as they discuss:

Join Philip and Fred as they discuss what makes reliability engineering attract ‘particular’ types of people.

Topics include:

  • Curiosity with how things fail
  • The ability to deal with and learn from failures
  • The language of reliability that transcends spoken language or culture
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Expectations

Abstract

Philip and Fred discussing how setting expectations impact reliability engineering tasks and results.

Key Points

Join Philip and Fred as they discuss
Topics include:

  • The set of written and unwritten expectations for your role as a reliability engineer.
  • The different set of expectations when reacting to problems or proactively avoiding them.
  • Dealing with the often myopic view of what a reliability engineer should be doing.
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