Engineering Reliability Management draft

Program Overview

This part-time Engineering Reliability Management program equips students with skills and knowledge for careers in mechanical, manufacturing, or electrical engineering maintenance and reliability. Over two years, students attend one full day of classes per week and complete six hours of online content. The program's curriculum includes courses in condition-based monitoring, metrology, quality, and electrical facilities maintenance. Graduates can pursue roles in high-tech multinational companies, indigenous industries, and public utilities.

Program Outline

Outline:

Year 1

• Condition Based Monitoring 1
• Mechanical & Fluid Power Principles
• Maintenance & Asset Management 1
• Critical Utilities 1
• Materials & Manufacturing Optimisation
• CAD
• Algebra 1
• Calculus 1
• Programmable Logic Control
• Instrumentation
• Electrical Service Plant
• GMP for Cleanroom Environments

Year 2

• Condition Based Monitoring 2
• Metrology & Quality
• RAMS/Maintenance & Asset Management 2
• Critical Utilities 2
• Mathematics 5
• Business & Engineering Management
• Mechatronics
• Computerised Plant Maintenance
• Electrical Facilities Maintenance
• Project

Careers:

• Engineering Reliability Management allows graduates to work in a mechanical / manufacturing / electrical engineering maintenance & reliability environment in high-tech multi-national companies as well as traditional indigenous industries and public utilities.

Other:

• The program is a 2-year, part-time program with a schedule of one full day per week (10am – 9pm), Monday / Thursday, plus 6 hours of online content per week.
• The program is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to work in the field of engineering reliability management.
• The program is offered by the School of Mechanical & Design Engineering at Technological University Dublin.

€4,140 Per Year