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Steps to Achieving CRP Certification
To achieve
certification, candidates must gain, apply and demonstrate
undeniable expertise in the field of Reliability Engineering.
This is achieved through three steps. First, the candidate
must attend a series of reliability training courses geared
toward his/her area of specialization. Second, the candidate
must undertake and successfully complete a project that
will apply learned concepts in the workplace. Finally, the
candidate must present his/her project experience in an industry
conference or journal. Each activity in the program
earns points (called "CRP credits") toward achieving Certified
Reliability Professional certification. 35 points
are needed for certification.
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The project
accounts for 15 of the 35 CRP credits that are required
for certification. The candidate
must complete a project that demonstrates the ability
to apply the learned body of Reliability Engineering knowledge in
a way that will benefit his/her organization. The project
consists of three stages:
- Project Proposal
- the project proposal will
be submitted to the CRP Board for preliminary approval
and a Project Mentor will be assigned.
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Mid-Way Status Report - at a mid-way point,
a status report will be submitted for review and feedback from
the Project Mentor.
- Final
Report - when the project is completed, a final
report will be submitted for review and approval by the CRP Board.
View Project Guidelines...
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