Maintenance Reliability Certification

Business assets need to be maintained optimally if they are to serve their organisations well over a sustained period of time. Maintenance reliability usually means keeping the assets’ functioning to their best possible level, identifying areas requiring repairs and modifications and working on the “unreliability” principle in managing such assets. Unreliability implies scenarios in which an asset might fail or not be of the productive value it was originally meant for. A maintenance reliability certification course familiarises the students with the principles of performance evaluation of their business assets. It enables them to predict the longevity of such assets in providing productive value to the business owners. The maintenance reliability certification also studies asset reliability – to what extent can business owners expect their assets to contribute towards production.

At the Reliability Institute, we offer numerous courses that certify you in maintenance reliability and associated concepts. The Mobius Institute Board of Certification (MIBoC) establishes all our certifications and also designs our courses. A Scheme Committee from this institute is responsible for laying down the guidelines and policies for certification. We have also appointed a Technical Committee responsible for all the technical content in the courses. We make sure to keep our content engaging and interesting with the use of animations and simulations.

Our maintenance reliability certification programs are covered by audits performed by government agencies in Australia. Lastly, our courses are accredited to ISO/IEC 17024 international standards. Our certification gives a big picture of how and the need for reliability. It influences operations, maintenance activities, maintenance planning, procurement, engineering and design. With data analysis, you can learn a range of actions and skills to achieve the best results at the Reliability Institute.