Reliability Engineering Specialist Workshops and Demos

edVirtus presents Dr Chris Jackson with five specialist workshops and demonstrations that drill down on the significant cornerstones of Reliability Engineering. These five courses are for those who are new to reliability engineering and for those more experienced engineers wanting to take their skills to the next level. Attendees who design, manufacture, or otherwise work for a ‘producer organization’ will learn how to create a ‘reliability mindset’ to prevent problems before they occur. These five focused bodies of learning build on the principles of RAM & FMECA to create deeper understanding and to successfully integrate reliability engineering in the workplace. MTBF Demonstration Course - Wednesday 21 June 2023 Reliability Allocation Course - Wednesday 21 July 2023 Reliability Demonstration Course - Wednesday 23 August 2023 Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) Course - Wednesday 8 November 2023 Weibull Analysis Course - 4-7 December 2023 (virtually over 4 days in the AM) - All these courses are delivered in virtual mode and the registration portals are active now.

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July

August

The Townsville Defence Forum is a localised policy-driven forum, that will focus on fostering relationships between government, Primes & SMEs to deliver Australia’s sovereign capability and act as a driver for the region’s economy.

The Hunter Defence Conference attracts over 220 delegates and keynote speakers from the defence sector nationally.

September

LAND FORCES 2024 will be a key meeting hub for Australian and international industry, defence, academia and government.

October

The Korea Army International Defence Industry Exhibition is a comprehensive display of Korea’s defence industry products, ranging from weapon systems representing K-Defence to power support systems.

November

The 11th Biennial SIA Conference will be held 7- 9 November 2022 in Canberra. The theme will be: “Nuclear Powered Australian Submarines – Challenges and Opportunities”.

The Department of Defence, through the Directorate of Ordnance Safety – Explosive Ordnance Branch, is pleased to invite you to attend the PARARI 2024 Australian Explosive Ordnance Safety Symposium – Interoperability and Interchangeability.

Undersea, Surface, Air, Space, and Cyber Platforms, Systems, and Technologies, MAST provides unmatched information, debates and networking opportunities.

December

The DTC’s Defence Industry Dinner & Awards Ceremony is a memorable affair for all who attend and offers the opportunity network with over 650 people from Australia’s defence industry community and VIP guests.

March