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by Bob Latino
Updated: January 5, 2022Root Cause Analysis Without Verification is Conventional Wisdom
Reading Time: 5 minutes Root cause analyses are done every day all over the world. Organizations do root cause analysis because it is good business. From an explosion in
by Bob Latino
Updated: January 5, 2022Name That Failure | Part 3
Reading Time: 4 minutes Can you identify and name this fracture pattern? How can you tell it is that fracture pattern? Where are the origin(s) of the failure
by Bob Latino
Updated: January 5, 2022Is There Really a Direct Correlation Between Reliability & Safety?
Reading Time: 6 minutes Safety is often directly correlated with system or component reliability. Is that really the case? Find out what the experts and their data really says.
by Bob Latino
Updated: January 5, 20223 Steps To Make RCAs More Impactful For Your Managers
Reading Time: 10 minutes If managers knew what the overall power of a well supported Root Cause Analysis (RCA) effort meant for their bottom-line, they would be breaking down
by Bob Latino
Updated: February 11, 2022The Secrets of How To Be a Good Reliability Engineer
Reading Time: 8 minutes What does it take to be a good Reliability Engineer? Learn how to better utilize RCA thinking, develop Reliability habits, and how to build a
by Bob Latino
Updated: January 5, 2022Understanding the Principles of Reliability
Reading Time: 8 minutes Understanding the Principles of Reliability Abstract: The Reliability Approach… “Something understood and practiced by engineers and highly specialized technicians,” is apt to be the first
by Bob Latino
Updated: February 11, 2022What is ‘Reliability Engineering’?
Reading Time: 3 minutes What is ‘Reliability Engineering’? I have been very involved recently with ongoing LI discussions with respected and noted experts in the Safety community, revolving around
by Bob Latino
Updated: November 17, 2023Accepting We Could Be Part of the Problem
Reading Time: 6 minutes Abstract: No matter where we work, we will experience failures or ‘undesirable outcomes’ of some kind. As long as we work with other humans, this will indeed