Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability (RAM) Studies
RAM modelling helps determine how likely plant components are to fail and estimates the downtime needed to restore operations. By using RAM insights, operators can refine system designs, choose reliable components, and structure maintenance plans to minimise disruption and maintain production targets.
Services
- Collect and interpret reliability data to guide decision-making
- Apply FMEA/FMECA to uncover and prioritise critical failure modes
- Use criticality assessments to shape maintenance strategies
- Develop reliability block diagrams (RBDs) for system-level perspectives
- Employ fault trees, event trees, or Monte Carlo simulations for deeper analysis
- Adopt reliability-centred maintenance (RCM) for optimal operational scheduling
- Incorporate risk-based inspection (RBI) methods to target high-risk areas
- Set performance standards aligned with broader safety and operational goals
- Optimise maintenance, testing, and inspection intervals to reduce downtime
- Consider human reliability factors in overall system performance
- Host training sessions to strengthen RAM expertise within the organisation