06/24/2026
Most facilities know what good reliability looks like on paper.
The harder part is building the habits and discipline to make it happen every day.
We recently came across an article by Joe Kuhn, a former plant manager, engineer, and global reliability consultant, in which he shares 10 reliability practices that high-performing plants have in common. None of them is particularly flashy, but that’s the point. Reliability is usually built through consistent planning, accountability, problem-solving, and follow-through.
The list covers everything from morning meetings and maintenance planning to predictive maintenance and root cause analysis.
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