Shon Isenhour
Articles
Software got you stuck?
Do not let RCA applications hold up your root-cause efforts.
Five questions to answer before your next change initiative
Below are five question that are crucial to answer upfront, repeatedly, and through multiple mediums.
Webcast: The Link Between Maintenance and Electrical Safety: Your questions answered
Some of the questions asked during the presentation from Shon Isenhour, principal at Eruditio, LLC, were unable to be answered during the Webcast, and Isenhour responds to those questions below.
Failure curves and P-F intervals linked and explained
Tying the two most important reliability engineering curves together to generate a better picture of failure.
Learning through application for ROI
Focus on training for a documented return on investment, rather than "training for training’s sake."
Paying for the sins of the past: Your improvement initiative is not magical
If you are implementing any improvement strategies at your site, make sure that as part of your communication plan you let people know of the success that you expect, of course, as well as the sins of the past that will still need to be worked through.
Reliability confessions
10 reliability confessions of not quite the best practice.
Starting 2016 on a course to profitability
Eight "P" processes that produce progress.
5 Ways to Improve Your Plant’s Training Strategy: Your questions answered
Webcast presenter Shon Isenhour answers more viewer questions on new training and devices as well as the best approaches for training and other best practices to consider.
Five hats for reliability engineers
As a reliability engineer, there are several different functions that come with the job. This article will point out the five different hats that a reliability engineer will wear and the one that they should avoid.