Recently I participated in an ASQ CRE focus group with a few of our peers. The ASQ facilitator prompted each of use to answer a few questions. Then she asked each of us to contribute to a “Start, Stop, Change” exercise focused on the CRE exam.
It appears ASQ is starting another round of reviews and possible updates to the CRE Body of Knowledge and exam process. That is good. Continue reading
Once again those with a CRE are at or near the top of the salaries reported in this survey. See more at http://www.qualityprogress.com/salarysurvey
Hi all,
I’m asking for feedback here. I’m thinking about building a subscription service that send the subscriber a CRE preparation question a day (maybe adjustable by subscriber … not sure how to do this yet). Continue reading
Recently a colleague sent me a published copy of the first CRE exam. Scanning through the document suggests that a few things have change and many have not changed at all. I often comment my enjoyment of the reliability engineering profession, as it doesn’t change too fast and even I can keep up. Continue reading
I’ve learned a lot in my career and have attempted to help others to the best of my ability. Teaching is fun. It is also enjoyable to know a little of what I’ve learned from others may continue to be passed along.
The CRE exam is a milestone in a reliability engineers career. Not an end, nor a beginning, just a milestone to mark the achievement. The CRE BOK encompasses a broad range of concepts and tools. Passing the exam marks the person as having mastered the body of knowledge as laid out in the CRE BOK. Continue reading
CRE preparation notes