Take your reliability engineering skills to the next level with Quanterion’s hands-on training! Whether you are a seasoned reliability engineer or are new to the field, choose from a broad selection of courses developed by Quanterion’s in-house reliability experts.
Quanterion offers open and on-site reliability engineering training attended by a wide variety of engineers from military branches, aerospace and defense companies, and manufacturers. Training covers introductory reliability courses to advanced topics such as Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability (RAM) modeling.
Train In-Person at Your Organization or Attend an Open Training Session
Quanterion offers in-person training at the customer’s facility that can be standardized to our existing course content or tailored to teach specific topics that are important to you. We can also present “Train the Trainers” sessions and develop customized training materials to meet your unique requirements.
Additionally, Quanterion provides open training sessions at various locations around the United States for anyone to register.
The following in-person training courses are available:
- Short Description: Designing reliability into a system early in its life-cycle is the most effective means to ensure reliable performance and mission success. This course will provide details on the process for designing reliability into a system, the value provided by accomplishing this goal, and hands-on examples to solidify learning.
- Why Attend Design for Reliability (DFR)? The course covers all areas of system design, including reliability program concepts, design and analysis methods, and test and evaluation approaches, highlighting general rules of thumb and other tips of the trade. Hands-on exercises and projects are also included to illustrate the application of the concepts covered in class.
- Skills You Will Gain: After this four-day course, you will be equipped with the following skills:
- Statistical distributions
- Reliability modeling and redundancy calculations
- Reliability predictions
- FMECAs
- FTAs
- Accelerated life testing/Weibull analysis
- And more!
- Course Availability: This course is offered on-site for companies who wish Quanterion to bring the training to your location(s). Contact us at Reliability@Quanterion.com to request DFR training at your facility.
- Group Discounts: Available. Contact us for pricing.
- Prerequisites: None.
- Questions? Email Reliability@Quanterion.com to learn more.
- Short Description: Reliability 101 is a foundational course to understanding basic reliability engineering principles and how to implement these principles during product design, manufacturing, test and field support. This course will develop your reliability knowledge whether you are new to the field or a manager who wants to discover the payoffs of different approaches and techniques.
- Why Attend Reliability 101: Introduction to Reliability Engineering? Whether you are a new or experienced engineer or manager, this introductory course will advance your understanding of basic reliability engineering principles and guide you in their implementation during product design, manufacturing, test and field support.
- Skills You Will Gain: Attendees will walk away from this course with the ability to perform basic reliability analyses for electrical designs and mechanical designs and interpret the results. Additionally, attendees will be able to apply:
- Reliability Modeling
- Statistical Distributions
- Reliability Predictions
- Stress-Strength Analysis
- Stress Derating Analysis
- Failure Mode, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA)
- Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)
- Weibull Analysis
- Reliability Growth Models
- Accelerated Test Models
- Reliability Demonstration Test Methods
- And more!
- Course Availability: This course is offered Nov. 3-5, 2026 in Lake Buena Vista, FL and registration is open here. This course is also offered in on-site format for companies who wish Quanterion to bring the training to your location(s). Contact us at Reliability@Quanterion.com to request Reliability 101 training at your facility.
- Group Discounts: Available. Contact us for pricing.
- Prerequisites: None. However, if you are brand-new to reliability engineering, Reliability 101: Introduction to Reliability Engineering is recommended.
- Questions? Email Reliability@Quanterion.com to learn more.
- Short Description: As any reliability practitioner can attest, an overwhelming number of calculations and statistics are used to determine how system requirements should be allocated and how the design should be modeled, assessed and re-designed to maximize customer satisfaction or meet requirements. This course presents and demonstrates common mathematical calculations and statistical techniques that reliability engineers use every day.
- Why Attend Reliability 201: Quantitative Reliability Analysis? This course will teach you skills in Stress-Strength Analysis, Reliability Demonstration Test Methods, Design of Experiments, and other practical reliability engineering topics. If you need to know the basics of quantitative reliability analyses as they apply to developing and fielding better products and systems, this course is for you. Design engineers, reliability engineers, and product/program managers will also benefit.
- Skills You Will Gain: You will walk away from Reliability 201 with the ability to perform basic reliability analyses and interpret the results. Additionally, you will be able to apply:
- Reliability Allocation
- Reliability Modeling
- Statistical Distributions
- Reliability Predictions
- Stress-Strength Analysis
- Data Analysis (Graphical and Statistical)
- Weibull Analysis
- Reliability Growth Models
- Reliability Demonstration Test Methods
- Design of Experiments
- Statistical Press Control (SPC)
- And more!
- Course Availability: This course is offered in open training format once per year as well as on-site for companies who wish Quanterion to bring the training to your location(s). Contact us at Reliability@Quanterion.com to ask when Reliability 201 will be on the schedule in 2027 or to request Reliability 201 training at your facility.
- Group Discounts: Available. Contact us for pricing.
- Prerequisites: None. However, if you are brand-new to reliability engineering, Reliability 101: Introduction to Reliability Engineering is recommended.
- Questions? Email Reliability@Quanterion.com to learn more.
- Short Description: This course teaches the basics of RAM Modeling tools and techniques used in the analysis of complex systems. The course is ideal for persons with responsibilities in the reliability and maintainability area, as well as managers who are interested in modeling system interdependencies for the purpose of life-cycle management.
- Why Attend Reliability 201: RAM Modeling I? Whether you are seeking to upskill your engineering abilities or streamline your company’s reliability process, this three-day course will help you learn the mathematics behind fundamental modeling approaches, become familiar with the basics of RAM Modeling tools and techniques commonly used in the analysis of complex systems, understand the various modeling techniques for use with maintainable and non-maintainable systems, become familiar with maintainability modeling, metrics and analysis, repair strategy and renewal theory, and more.
- Skills You Will Gain: After this three-day course, you will be equipped with the following skills to aid you in improving predictive reliability at your organization:
- Failure Mode, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA)
- Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)
- Reliability Block Diagrams (RBD)
- Prediction Modeling – Empirical
- Prediction Modeling – Physics of Failure
- Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM)
- And more!
- Course Availability: This course is offered on-site for companies who wish Quanterion to bring the training to your location(s). Contact us at Reliability@Quanterion.com to request Reliability 301 training at your facility.
- Group Discounts: Available. Contact us for pricing.
- Prerequisites: Reliability 301: RAM Modeling I.
- Questions? Email Reliability@Quanterion.com to learn more.
- Short Description: Quanterion’s Reliability, Availability Maintainability (RAM) Modeling training is separated into two different courses. Part 1 is a three-day course that addresses the mathematics of the fundamental modeling approaches, while Part 2 is a two-day course that takes a more in-depth look at the application of specific modeling techniques and how they can be used to estimate and improve a system’s availability. The second two-day course in this training series extends upon the basic principles presented in Part I of the RAM Modeling course to cover complex modeling techniques, with an emphasis on maintainability modeling, and practical applications of these tools and analyses.
- Why Attend RAM Modeling Part II? Empower your team with next-level training to unlock predictive insights that will ensure your company’s assets are equipped to meet rigorous reliability and customer requirements for your products and systems.
- Skills You Will Gain: Advance your capabilities in RAM modeling by gaining skills in:
- Performing sophisticated modeling techniques
- Quantifying a system’s availability and maintainability
- Identifying the optimal part replacement intervals for preventative maintenance
- And more!
- Course Availability: This course is offered on-site for companies who wish Quanterion to bring the training to your location(s). Contact us at Reliability@Quanterion.com to request RAM Modeling Part II training at your facility.
- Group Discounts: Available. Contact us for pricing.
- Prerequisites: Reliability 301: RAM Modeling I.
- Questions? Email Reliability@Quanterion.com to learn more.
- Short Description: Reliability Centered Maintenance covers a brief introduction to the concepts and terminology used in RCM, then expands into the detailed processes associated with RCM planning and analysis, RCM implementation/task packaging and RCM sustainment activities. The highlights of the course include an in-class course project and numerous exercises that reinforce the knowledge gained throughout the course.
- Why Attend Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM)? If you want to take control of your maintenance program to slash your operational costs, reduce your downtime, and empower your team to make high-impact decisions based on maintenance data, this course is for you.
- Skills You Will Gain: You will gain skills in the following areas:
- Planning an RCM program that aligns with your organization’s preventative maintenance needs, based on data
- Developing a robust preventative maintenance program that adheres to the following standards; SAE JA1011, SAE JA1012, John Moubray’s RCM II publication and NAVAIR 00-25-403
- Implementing, managing, and monitoring an RCM program
- Course Availability: RCM is offered Sept. 15-17, 2026 in Albuquerque, NM and registration for RCM is open here. This course is also offered in on-site format for companies who wish Quanterion to bring the training to your location(s). Contact us at Reliability@Quanterion.com to request RCM training at your facility.
- Group Discounts: Available. Contact us for pricing.
- Prerequisites: None, but either Reliability 201: Quantitative Reliability Analysis or an understanding of reliability engineering is recommended.
- Questions? Email Reliability@Quanterion.com to learn more.
- Short Description: This three-day course provides a complete overview of the reliability growth process associated with robust design and test techniques. It defines the basic concepts of reliability growth and illustrates how these concepts can be most effectively applied using a variety of design and test methods. The course also provides unique and innovative approaches that measure, quantify and improve the effectiveness of Design for Reliability (DFR) activities.
- Why Attend Reliability Growth through Robust Design and Test? This course will prepare you to develop or manage products/systems that require high reliability, reduced warranty exposure, managed life cycle costs and increased customer satisfaction. This course is for you if you are a reliability engineer, design engineer, system engineer, manager or simply have reliability engineering responsibilities at your organization.
- Skills You Will Gain: After this three-day course, you will be equipped with the following skills to aid you in improving predictive reliability at your organization:
- Reliability growth management
- Reliability growth through design (FMEA/FMECA, FTA, Reliability Physics/Physics of Failure, Accelerated Life Testing, and Orthogonal Defect Classification for Software)
- Reliability growth through test (FRACAS; reliability planning, tracking and projection models)
- Measuring, quantifying and improving the effectiveness of Design for Reliability (DFR)
- And more!
- Course Availability: This course is offered on-site for companies who wish Quanterion to bring the training to your location(s). Contact us at Reliability@Quanterion.com to request Reliability Growth through Robust Design and Test training at your facility.
- Group Discounts: Available. Contact us for pricing.
- Prerequisites: None.
- Questions? Email Reliability@Quanterion.com to learn more.
- Short Description: This course covers the steps for performing a software FMEA as well as dozens of software reliability failure modes and root causes related to the requirements, interface design, detailed design and code, vulnerabilities, corrective actions, serviceability, usability and processes.
- Why Attend Reliable Software and Software FMEA Bootcamp? If you’re involved in software design or development, you must consider potential failure modes in the software. This course will teach you how to identify potential failure modes in software and mitigate the risk to improve software reliability.
- Skills You Will Gain: This course will enable you to perform a Failure Modes Effects Analysis, which will provide you with the data necessary to improve the reliability of your software. After this three-day course, you will also be equipped with the following skills to aid you in improving software reliability at your organization:
- The purpose of the software failure modes effects analysis
- How to analyze the software failure modes and root causes
- How to identify the riskiest parts of the software
- How to identify preventive measures
- And more!
- Course Availability: This course is offered Nov. 3-5, 2026 in Lake Buena Vista, FL and registration is open here. This course is also offered in on-site format for companies who wish Quanterion to bring the training to your location(s). Contact us at Reliability@Quanterion.com to request Reliable Software and Software FMEA Bootcamp training at your facility.
- Group Discounts: Available. Contact us for pricing.
- Prerequisites: None. Students do not need to have a background in software engineering or reliability engineering.
- Questions? Email Reliability@Quanterion.com to learn more.
- Short Description: This three-day course gives a complete overview of Weibull analysis, starting with the basics of performing a Weibull analysis and interpretation of the results. The course progresses through more complex applications of Weibull as well as other distributions. Weibull software applications are utilized to give students hands-on examples of performing analyses and interpreting the results. Class problems round out the in-depth presentation.
- Why Attend Weibull Analysis? If you want to develop your engineering knowledge, learn how to perform real-world life data analyses and applications to products, or simply deepen your understanding of reliability analyses to enrich your technical career, this course is for you.
- Skills You Will Gain: You will become proficient in:
- Performing a Weibull analysis
- Interpreting the results
- Applying the results to real-life situations
- And more!
- Course Availability: This course is offered Sept. 15-17, 2026 in Albuquerque, NM and registration for Weibull Analysis is open here. This course is also offered in on-site format for companies who wish Quanterion to bring the training to your location(s). Contact us at Reliability@Quanterion.com to request Weibull Analysis training at your facility.
- Group Discounts: Available. Contact us for pricing.
- Prerequisites: None. Students do not need to have a background in software engineering or reliability engineering.
- Questions? Email Reliability@Quanterion.com to learn more.
For more information about our on-site or open training options, email us at reliability@quanterion.com or call 315-732-0097.