Terrence O'Hanlon: Reliability Leadership and Asset Management

The  discussion introduces Terrence O'Hanlon's philosophy of Reliability Leadership, defining it as a transformative approach focused on "creating a future that wasn't going to happen anyway" rather than merely preserving the status quo. Central to this philosophy is the O'Hanlon Reliability Leadership Compass, which outlines six guiding aspects: serving others, embodying integrity, leading without formal authority, balancing technical and human factors, integrating sustainability and UN Sustainable Development Goals, and aligning actions with values (Aim). O'Hanlon's work, including the Uptime® Elements Reliability Framework and Reliabilityweb.com, positions him as a key figure in asset management who advocates for a servant-leader model combining engineering principles with human-centered leadership to foster a more sustainable and reliable future. Ultimately, the sources detail how his framework extends beyond technical proficiency to encompass a holistic, values-driven approach to organizational and societal well-being.

From Firefighting to Future-Making: Terrence OHanlons Path to Proactive Reliability Leadership

David Totman and Terrence O’Hanlon discuss the American Society of Civil Engineers’ Report Card for America’s Infrastructure which depicts the condition and performance of American infrastructure in the familiar form of a school report  card—assigning letter grades based on the physical condition and needed investments for improvement.

The latest Report Card grades show we have a significant backlog of overdue maintenance across our  infrastructure systems, a pressing need for modernization, and an immense opportunity to create reliable,  long-term funding, but they also show that we can improve the current condition of our nation’s  infrastructure — when investments are made and projects move forward, the grades rise.

America's Report Card with David Totman, American Society of Civil Engineers and Terrence O’Hanlon

Join Terrence O’Hanlon, live from Emerson Exchange 2016 in Austin Texas as he catches up with Mike Train, Executive President of Emerson Automation Solutions to discuss reliability and asset management.

Relability Radio Podcast with Mike Train

Derek Burley of Blue Sky Reliability provides an overview if his upcoming IMC short course co-presented with John Reeves of TRM relating Failure modes (from RCM) to Failure codes (from CMMS).

Failure Modes Linked to Failure Codes

Derek Burley of Blue Sky Reliability shares advice on how to get the most out your IMC conference participation.

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While at the Association of Asset Management Professionals San Francisco Bay Area Chapter meeting being hosted at the Oracle office in Pleasanton California, Terrence O’Hanlon, CEO and Publisher of Reliabilityweb and Uptime Magazine moderated an RCM Roundtable discussion with RCM Guru Anthony “Mac” Smith, Author of RCM: Gateway to World Class Maintenance and Nick Jize of JMS Associates.

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