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Ardavan Shirazi
MEng., CMRP, EIT (PEO)
CMRP Designation
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Criteria | Choosing the Right Program
Is the Professional Association offering the Qualification and Certification Program
recognized Internationally?
Is the offered certificate of value at the international level?
Is it possible for NIOC professionals to take part in the certification exam in the
Neighboring countries?
Is the total cost of certification logical and acceptable?
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Criteria | Choosing the Right Program
Professional Society Certification Recognition # of Certified BoK
Program Professionals
ABRAMAN - - - -
AMC Yes Regional about 75 members AMBOK
Regional
EFNMS Yes About 950 members -
International
FIM - - - -
Regional
SMRP Yes >3200 members SMRP BOK
International
IFRAMI - - - -
IAM - - - -
PEMAC Yes Local - -
JIPM - - - -
Approximately
SAMMA Yes Local 75 members -
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Sina Hadadi
Pishgaran Co.
Mission
To develop and promote excellence in maintenance, reliability and
physical asset management.
Vision
To be the global leader for the maintenance, reliability and
physical asset management profession.
Values
SMRP values data-driven excellence, sharing/collaboration,
membership focus, continuous improvement, accountability, trust
and respect, integrity and social responsibility.
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The Prestigious League of SMRP
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About GFMAM
Non-profit organization
Founded in May 2010.
All members of GFMAM are a non-profit organization, legally formed within its region of operations,
sharing the same values and objectives.
Vision
To be a worldwide community , providing leadership for maintenance & asset management communities.
Mission
To promote and develop the maintenance & asset management professions by collaborating on knowledge,
standards and practices.
Objectives:
To bring together, promote and strengthen the Maintenance and Asset Management community
worldwide.
To support the establishment and development of associations or institutions whose aims are maintenance
and/or asset management focused.
To facilitate the exchange and alignment of maintenance and asset management knowledge and practices.
To raise the credibility of member organizations by raising the profile of the Global Forum.
ISO 55000 Standard
From 2002 to 2004:
Institute of Asset Management(IAM) + British Standards Institution
PAS 55 Standard (Publicly Available Specification)
After Publication:
Highly appreciated by: Public services, Transportation, mines and metals, process and production
In 2008:
Updated: 50 organizations out of 15 industrial areas form 10 countries
PAS 55:2008
ISO 55000 Standard (Cont’d)
In 2010:
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
PAS 55:2008: basis of compilation ISO 55000
In 2014:
Developed a set of ISO 55000 standards:
ISO 55000:2014: Asset managements: General, Principles and Vocabulary
ISO 55000:2014: Asset managements: management systems and requirements
ISO 55000:2014: Asset managements: the implementation guide of ISO 55001
CMRP Designation
CMRP Certification
Ricky Smith CRL CMRP CMRT James (Picknell) Reyes-Picknell Leonard Middleton Ramesh Gulati
Maintenance Best Practices Principal Consultant and Deloitte Consulting Asset Management; Maintenance &
Instructor/Advisor Master Black Belt • P.Eng. (Professional Engineer); Reliability Professional, Author,
Conscious Reliability • PMP (Project Management Change Agent and known as Reliability
Professional); Sherpa
• CMRP (Certified Maintenance &
Reliability Professional);
• MMP (Maintenance Management
Professional);
• RCM (Reliability Centered
Maintenance) Practitioner;
• CAMA (Certified Asset Management
Assessor);
• Level II Security Certificate
(SECRET);
• Sergio Guy Memorial Award.
Roadmap to CMRP
The Certified Maintenance & Reliability Professional designation is the premier professional
certification in the maintenance and reliability field. It is recognized throughout the world as
evidence of superior understanding and capability. As such, it is pursued by large numbers of
individuals, with well over a thousand exams being taken annually. CMRP status is often
required in order to obtain employment or to advance in a career in the profession.
The CMRP program and exam are designed to gauge competence in a number of areas
relevant to maintenance and reliability. The body of knowledge upon which the program is
based comprehensively addresses and examines equipment reliability and maintenance
(M&R) as well as overall asset management, people skills, and technical skills, as opposed to
other programs that deal strictly with the technical aspects of M&R2929.
Roadmap to CMRP (cont'd.)
The exams are directed toward, but not limited to, individuals who make decisions to improve
reliability and maintenance using generally accepted principles of these fields. The SMRPCO
certification exam’s focus is on applied knowledge. The study of references alone is highly
unlikely to ensure success on the certification examination. Statistics from years of exam
administration has shown a high correlation between applied experience and success on the
exam. Merely studying written materials or attending training courses is unlikely to result in
successful completion of the exam
This Roadmap is:
a guide that will help the individuals prepare themselves for the exam.
developed by existing, leading CMRPs to provide guidance as to the experiences,
education, career paths, work responsibilities, etc. that should provide the required
background to adequately prepare for the CMRP exam.
Candidate Guide for Certification and Re-certification
Copyright: August 2013, October 2016
Table of content:
I. Certification
II. Certification Examination
II. Code of Ethics for candidates and certificant
III. Subject areas addressed by the certification exam
IV. Re-certification
Reproduction or transmittal of any part of this document by electronic or mechanical means including
photocopying, microfilming, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system without the
express written permission from SMRPCO is prohibited.
CMRP Certification (Cont'd.)
Eligibility:
available to any maintenance and reliability professional, regardless of education background or work
experience. Candidates interested in sitting for the CMRP must:
1. Complete and submit the CMRP application
2. Pay all applicable fees in advance
3. Have no prior conviction of a felony or other crime or moral turpitude
4. Have not sat for the exam within the past six (6) months
The CMRP Candidate Guide for Certification and Recertification, found under the CMRP Exam Study
Resources tab, contains more information about the exam and eligibility requirements.
Fees Structure
Membership fees:
1 year: 155 US dollars
3 years: 310 US dollars
CMRP Registration
Computer-Based Exam:
1. Find a location
2. Complete the online application
3. Receive an email to register for the:
Exam location
Date
Time
4. Pay the fee
5. Take the exam within six months
Note: If you do not receive an email within 72 hours of scheduling an exam, please contact SMRP.
CMRP Registration (Cont’d)
Paper-Based Exam:
SMRP Website:
“A foundational belief in developing this examination is that professionals in the maintenance and
reliability industry learn critical knowledge, skills and abilities from a variety of sources, both on
the job and from outside training; therefore, no specific work experience or education are required
for the certification.”
CMRP Exam Study Resources (Cont'd)
Suggested Resources for preparation:
1. SMRP Body of Knowledge
2. Recommended Readings
3. GFMAM's Asset Management Landscape
Recommended Readings | CMRP Exam
1. Business & Management
Maintenance Strategy by Anthony Kelly
Toyota Way by Jeffery Liker
2. Manufacturing Process Reliability
Juran’s Quality Handbook by Joseph Juran
Maintenance & Reliability Best Practices by Ramesh Gulatti
World Class Manufacturing by Richard Schonberger
3. Equipment Reliability
Gateway to World Class Maintenance by Anthony M. Smith
Making Common Sense Common Practice by Ron Moore
4. Organization & Leadership
7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey
Successfully Implementing TPM by Edward Hartmann
5. Work Management
Computerized Maintenance Management Systems by Terry Wireman
Planning & Scheduling by Doc Palmer (first 3 chapters)