DESCRIPTION:


The Certified Reliability Engineer is a professional who understands the principles of performance evaluation and prediction to improve the safety, reliability and maintainability of products/systems. The body of knowledge includes, but is not limited to, design control and design review; prediction, estimation, and estimating methodology; failure mode and effects analysis; reliability test planning, operation, and analysis.

 

OBJECTIVE:


The Certified Reliability Engineer training program aims to provide the fundamental knowledge of the Reliability Engineer and to prepare individuals interested in taking the American Society for Quality's CRE exam.

 

CONTENTS:

  • Reliability management:
  • Strategic management.
  • Management of a reliability program.
  • Ethics, safety and responsibility.
  • Probability and statistics for reliability:
    • Basic concepts.
      Statistical inference.
  • Reliability in design and development:
    • Reliability design techniques.
    • Parts and management systems
  • Reliability modeling and predictions:
    • Reliability models.reliability predictions.
  • Maintainability and availability:
    • Management strategies.
    • Maintenance and test analysis.
  • Use and collection of data:
    • Data collection.
    • Data usage.
    • Correction and analysis of failures.
 

ASQ:

Each candidate is required to pass a written exam with multiple choice questions that measures the understanding of the Body of Knowledge (BoK), approximately 150 questions in a time of 5 hours, and in English language. Registration for the exam is at the expense of each participant directly with ASQ.

REQUIREMENTS:

 

Candidates must have worked in a full-time, paid role. Paid internship, co-op or other course work cannot be applied to the work experience requirement. Candidates must have eight years of on-the-job experience in one or more of the areas of the Certified Reliability Engineer Body of Knowledge. A minimum of three years of this experience must be in a decision-making position. "Decision making" is defined as the authority to define, execute, or control projects/processes and be accountable for the outcome. This may or may not include management or supervisory positions.

Candidates who were previously certified by ASQ as a quality engineer, quality auditor, software quality engineer or quality manager, the experience used to qualify for certification in these fields often applies to certification as a reliability engineer.

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