So You Want to Be a CMRP, eh?
What the hell is a CMRP, you ask? Well, it is a Certified Maintenance & Reliability Professional, and Nobreakdowns.com wrote a nice review course for the certification exam.If you are a maintenance professional, getting your CMRP is a very big deal, as it is an internationally recognized measure for excellence. The Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals (SMRP) developed the certification, and it is a fantastic addition to our field.
The exam is difficult, and many people take it several times before passing. The trouble is, the exam covers everything from the management side of the business, to training, to operations and the usual maintenance process. Very few people are exposed to all of this material at work, and fewer still have seen it done correctly.
So, we took the bull by the horns, and made a live course, and a CD-ROM based course for those wishing to review and make sure that they have all the bases covered. it's called the 5 Pillars: Maintenance & Reliability Professional Review. We have taught over 300 CMRP candidates since 2005.
If you would like more information about a live course, either at a maintenance conference or your site, please just email us.
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Labels: CMRP SMRP Certified Maintenance Reliability Professional
posted by Dave Krings @ 5:32 PM
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Out of the 300 CMRP candidates, how many attained their certification? That could be a good selling point for your program.
Good question! It is difficult to put precise number on that, as not every student reports their results to us. It's private information...
In addition, SMRP has chosen not to tell exam takers what their score was, regardless of their success or failure.
What I CAN tell you is that we get lots of email and phone calls from students who are extremely happy when they pass the exam. We also get a fair number of students who have taken the exam several times, and then pass after taking the class.
I hope this helps!
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