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Bridging the Gap Between Reliability & Six Sigma by Lynn D. Nelson, CMRP, Six-Sigma Black Belt, Kennecott

Originally presented at IMC-2006 - The 21st International Maintenance Conference

In today’s fast paced business world, companies are constantly looking for ways to improve. Two improvement initiatives that have come to the forefront are Reliability and Six-Sigma. It has been thought by some that the two initiatives are in competition with each other. That because both initiatives require an investment in funds and resources, that they cannot coexist. While competition may exist, both are vital to achieving continuous improvement. This paper will discuss the two improvement methodologies, show the similarities & differences, and illustrate how both initiatives are vital to continuous improvement.

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