Learn the economics of reliability, how to build management support, develop and implement strategy, change culture, improve human performance and guide the organisation through the ART process.
Registered students receive access to the Mobius Learning Zone for pre-study, course videos and post-course review.
Translate reliability improvement into safety, production, quality and financial value that senior management understands.
Develop an implementation strategy, establish the business case and gain the support needed to sustain the program.
Understand psychology, human error, leadership and workforce engagement so reliability becomes part of how the organisation works.
Understand financial language, ROI, NPV and how reliability improvement creates business value.
Use the Asset Reliability Transformation process to structure and sequence the improvement journey.
Build engagement, create a reliability culture and lead people through sustained change.
Understand psychology, human error and the systems needed to improve human performance.
Break out of reactive maintenance and establish the discipline needed for reliable execution.
Use KPIs, analytics, learning from failures and continuous improvement to sustain results.
• Reliability program leaders
• Maintenance and reliability managers
• Asset management leaders
• Engineering and operations leaders
• Senior reliability professionals
• Managers responsible for performance improvement
MIBoC Asset Reliability Practitioner certification is accredited to ISO/IEC 17024.
Forty-eight months of work experience must be verified by an independent person.
ARP-L certification is valid for three years.
Attend a scheduled Mobius Institute ARP-L course with other participants.
Bring the Mobius Institute ARP-L course to your site and train your team together.
Complete the Mobius Institute ARP-L course online at your own pace using the pre-recorded training option.
Choose either a place on a scheduled instructor-led Mobius Institute ARP-L public course or complete the Mobius Institute ARP-L course online through the pre-recorded training option.
Includes course materials, access to the Mobius Learning Zone and the MIBoC certification exam.
A self-funded rate is available for individuals personally covering the cost of their training. Contact Elite Reliability before booking for details.
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After payment, your public course date or online training option will be confirmed. For online training, the delivery address for your course materials will also be confirmed.
For private on-site training, group bookings or other delivery arrangements, contact Elite Reliability.
Getting started: the goals of reliability improvement
Why reliability programs fail
The Asset Reliability Transformation (ART) process
The economics of reliability
Speaking the language of finance
Financial analysis including ROI and NPV
PHASE ONE: VALUE
Business performance, constraints, risks and opportunities
Pareto analysis and asset criticality ranking
Building the business case and winning management support
PHASE TWO: STRATEGY
Implementation strategy and asset strategy
The psychology of reliability
Human error and human performance management
Culture change
PHASE THREE: PEOPLE
Leadership, engagement, training and certification
PHASE FOUR: CONTROL
Breaking out of the reactive maintenance cycle
PHASE FIVE: ACQUIRE
Project management, design for reliability and acceptance testing
PHASE SIX: DISCIPLINE
CMMS/EAM, procedures, shutdowns, turnarounds and 5S
PHASE SEVEN: CARE
Basic care, lubrication, cleanliness and operator-driven reliability
PHASE EIGHT: ANALYTICS
KPIs, condition-based maintenance and predictive analytics
PHASE NINE: END OF LIFE (EOL)
Root cause failure analysis and failure data
PHASE TEN: OPTIMIZE
Continuous improvement and reassessment of risks, goals, constraints and opportunities
See sections of the instructional videos and a chapter from the ARP-L manual.
View the Mobius Institute Asset Reliability Practitioner brochure for additional course and certification information.
Yes. The 48-month experience requirement applies to full ARP-L certification. You can complete the training before you have reached that experience requirement.
A minimum of 48 months of industry experience involving reliability improvement is required and must be verified by an independent person.
Yes. Registered students receive Learning Zone access with digital course materials and course videos. For public instructor-led courses, access supports pre-study and review and continues for four months after course completion. For online distance learning, access is provided for four months from registration and payment.
ARP-L certification is valid for three years.
