No grant shall be made by the department except upon approval by the State Department of Health Services of project plans submitted by the applicant and upon written approval by the State Department of Health Services that the proposed project is consistent with Chapter 4 (commencing with Section 116275) of Part 12 of Division 104 of the Health and Safety Code.

What better way to truly understand Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) than to learn in the very course developed by the world-renowned RCM guru John Moubray, whom under the guidance of Stanley  Nowlan, (the creator of the RCM methodology) has authored the world’s best selling RCM book to date. We are licensed by Aladon (a global network of Reliability Practitioners originated by John Moubray) to deliver this world-leading course in Indonesia. Our principal tutors were all trained and certified directly by the late John Moubray. This training provides an overview and sufficient depth in RCM and its steps to enable participants to be effective in the RCM process as team members. Utilizing global standard course format, content and materials which all have undergone a 20 years period of continuous refinement, this course teaches RCM to the participants the way the author intended it to be taught.

Blending the right amount between lectures, group discussions and practical simulation using real life case studies and delivered by qualified and internationally certified RCM instructors, this course ensure effective understanding of the participants on how the methodology really works. This highly interactive course is targeted at maintainers, planners, operators, supervisorsand superintendents or anyone else who are likely to manage or participate in RCM projects as team members, auditors, or sponsors. It is an excellent course for companies who wish to know more about RCM or in the process of implementing RCM and want to educate their workforce on the RCM process, how it works and what it results in. The approach taughton the course conforms fully to the SAE JA 1011/12 standard on Evaluation Criteria for Reliability-Centered Maintenance Processes.

An application for a grant pursuant to this chapter shall not be approved by the department, unless the State Department of Health Services determines that the public agency is otherwise unable to meet minimum safe drinking water standards established pursuant to Chapter 4 (commencing with Section 116275) of Part 12 of Division 104 of the Health and Safety Code.