The purpose of this research is to determine the reliability, maintainability and estimation of F (TI)

and M (TJ) of the maintenance program of a pet production company in Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz.
The maintenance program is designed with a maintenance plan which is determined in periods
that the designer determined as the probability that the machine will work properly at the time it
is required after the start of its operation. The following measures of the reliability of the machine
were analyzed with the frequency with which failures occur. If the frequency is low, the reliability
of the equipment is still acceptable, but if it is very high, the equipment is unreliable.
Maintainability is the probability that a machine can return to its operating state after a failure.
The methods to perform the estimation of parameters of a distribution are simple or complex;
among the simple highlights of the least squares, one more complex is the method of maximum
verosimilitude MLE. A machine with the design, with adequate work tests in the field and proper
maintenance should never fail, the experience shows that the machines with better designs
assemblies and maintenance usually fail.