Reliability Engineering Analysis Training

The availability of Reliability Engineers in the market is minimal. Hiring experienced engineers from different sources may not be possible all the time. The best way forward would be to recruit engineers/ current employees having a relevant background in Mechanical or Electronics experience, with hands-on design jobs and train them in Reliability.

BE Analytic’s Training program for companies helps employees to fill the technical gap for designers and product development engineers and makes them aware of the importance of product reliability. Re-skilling is a continuous process, sometimes it can be introductory training for newly joined employees, and sometimes it can be for upgrading the skills of their existing employees who are already using Reliability techniques, but would like to learn a specific analysis in detail.

BE Analytic has experienced Engineers/ Retired Professors who have done their M.Tech or PhD in Reliability engineering and are also Certified Reliability Engineers from ASQ. We provide training ranging from Introduction to advanced Reliability topics covering all the analysis techniques, training as per CRE syllabus and also capable of providing training on any specific topic in detail.

Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety analysis is a cross-functional team that works for different engineering domains like Aerospace, Auto/ Rail, Energy (Gas Turbine, Wind, Solar), Medical, home appliance, security devices and process industry.

BE Analytic is willing to collaborate with Product development companies/ Engineering services companies to meet their Reliability Engineering requirements, most of the companies are good in their core design activities but may not have a dedicated team to take care of Reliability Analysis Solutions and Reliability Testing Solutions.

Most of the analysis does not need a reliable person to travel onsite (client location), it can be done offshore, thereby cutting costs at the same time achieving targeted reliability, availability, maintainability and safety (RAMS) goals.