RCM Task Implementation
The success of your RCM effort is totally dependent on task implementation.
Experts in Reliability Centered Maintenance around the globe all agree that in order for your RCM effort to be successful, the tasks from each RCM analysis must be implemented. As soon as you complete your RCM analysis you should immediately develop a plan for implementation that identifies a specific individual assigned to each task, and a due date for which the task should be completed.
If you want your tasks to be implemented remember, never assign them to a job title such as planner or supervisor.
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Tip provided by: Doug Plucknette, Worldwide RCM Leader, GPAllied
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