Good question, indeed.
As practitioners, we always recommend to ...
1.
Define your system ("Define the Context") according to ISO 31000.
Because you need to know for which system (only) you are preparing your Predictive Maintenance Program.
How can you do that?
Please see e.g. one of our LinkedIN Posts (Post No. 16)
[https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alfred-moergeli-6919296_riskmanagement-context-activity-6686977016643756032-z3NC?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop].
2.
Define the A/B/C components of your system through a System Safety Analysis (SSA).
Because you need to know the critical parts of your system.
How can you do that?
Please see e.g. our LinkedIN Post No. 48
[https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alfred-moergeli-6919296_riskmanagement-whichsystemsareessential-systemsafetyanalysis-activity-6770644847570243584-5X3n?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop].
3.
Start to plan your Predictive Maintenance Program.
Because without a Road Map there never ever will be any kind of successful action.
How can you do that?
Please see e.g. our LinkedIN Post No. 5
[https://lnkd.in/edNdraJS]
with options for - Maintenance Plus, or - Retrofit/Revamp, or - Replacement.
How do you come along with that?
Very much looking forward to your feedback.
Thank you,
Alfred
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