How and Why To Perform an RCM Pilot

Prior to embarking on a plant-wide RCM initiative, many organizations find it advantageous to perform a "pilot" effort to prove the value of RCM.

equipmentLinks guides your organization through an eight step pilot program that not only assures that your pilot will be successful, but also generates the "model" for launching all future RCM efforts. In addition to guiding your team through the RCM analysis, these steps also involve your team in the following:

How to select the candidate system How to measure performance and how to develop Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) How to define and execute a communications strategy How to integrate RCM with your computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) How to develop an implementation plan How to execute the RCM plan How to evaluate, adjust and report results

What is the best part of the Pilot?

The pilot effort is the best way for equipmentLinks to train and educate your team. In addition to ensuring success, our objective is to transfer as much RCM program knowledge to your team as possible. This leads to rapid self-sufficiency and minimizes the dependency on outside consultants.

For more information on equipmentLinks pilot program services, contact Mr. Desi Dundics at (702) 454-1939 or any of our partner organizations.