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SMRP’s Best Practices Committee is responsible for
the identification and development of standard definitions
for common Maintenance and Reliability Metrics. This includes:
• Maintaining the current metrics published
• Identifying and developing additional metrics needed
in the M&R Community
• Defining and developing “Best Practice”
values to be associated with the use of the metrics published
For benchmark comparisons between organizations to be valid
standard definitions were and are needed. To date, the committee
has:
• Defined and published 67 standard metrics
• Harmonized 29 of these metrics with European Federation
of National Maintenance Societies (EFNMS)
• Published SMRP Best Practice Metrics (a compendium)
• Publshed Global Maintenance & Reliability Indicators
(GMARI)
Metrics and other Publications are available in the new
LIBRARY
OF KNOWLEDGE
All Metrics align with the 5 Pillars of Knowledge
• Pillar 1: Business and Management
• Pillar 2: Manufacturing Process Reliability
• Pillar 3: Equipment Reliability
• Pillar 4: Organization & Leadership
• Pillar 5: Work Management
Each metric is formatted in a comprehensive document that
includes
• Definition
• Objective
• Who uses it
• Recommended Frequency of Measurement
• Metric Formua
• Definitions for each component in the formula
• Sample Calculation(s)
• Harmonization if applicable*
• References used to arrive at the definition
With the initial metrics defined, the Best Practices Committee
is focusing on developing a “best in class”
target for each metric (where appropriate). This effort
will use a similar process to the one used to define the
metrics and is expected to be completed by midyear 2012.
*To begin setting a global standard, the Best Practices
Committee has been working with the European Federation
of National Maintenance Societies (EFNMS) to ensure that
the metric definitions are consistent (“harmonized”)
with those defined in Europe. To date, 29 metrics have been
through the harmonization process.
Contact | info@smrp.org
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