What this covers
- Asset register and boundaries — defining what is being analysed and where each system starts and stops.
- Functions and functional failures — what each asset is required to do, and what counts as failing to do it.
- Failure mode analysis — the ways each function is lost in practice, not in theory.
- Consequence assessment — safety, environmental, operational and cost consequences of each failure mode.
- Task selection — condition-based, time-based, failure-finding or run-to-failure, chosen against defined criteria.
- Interval determination — task frequency set from failure characteristics rather than convention.
- CMMS integration — output structured so it can be loaded into your maintenance management system.
What you receive
- RCM analysis worksheets covering the assets in scope
- Maintenance task list with intervals and the justification for each
- Failure mode register
- Task packages formatted for CMMS import
- Implementation plan with priority order
Standards and references
Analysis follows SAE JA1011 and JA1012 for RCM process criteria, with reference to IEC 60300-3-11 for dependability management.
Related services
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Failure mode and criticality analysis that directs budget to the assets that matter most.
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Need rcm strategy development scoped?
Work directly with the engineers doing the analysis — clear scoping from the first conversation.
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