What Does The Structure Of A Reliability Improvement Plan Look Like? This is one of my Monash University assignments in the unit GEG7124 - Understanding Reliability. This assignment is a practical real problem where we need to solve at the workplace. In this assignment we were to identify and describe a workplace reliability problem and prepare a comprehensive reliability program to solve this problem. We were also required to include a cost assessment of implementing our plan. Pay attention to the structure of the plan which you could use as a template for your perusals.
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