More than 28 professionals have recertified four times with the Certified Reliability Leader® certification from the Association of Asset Management Professionals (AMP). A CRL certification is valid for three years, which means this group of professionals has kept their certification current for more than ten years.
The Value of Recertification as a Show of Commitment
Keeping a globally recognized certification like the Certified Reliability Leader® current comes with major advantages: it’s an important achievement that ensures consistent language between the industrial environment, senior management, and middle management. It drives the application of strategies that generate lasting, positive impact, while serving as an expression of leadership and recognition of acquired competencies.
These professionals have gone further: they have sustained this elite status for over a decade, continuously updating their competencies across the Domains of the Uptime® Elements Framework, and staying constantly connected to an international network of World Class experts and professionals. This level of interest, persistence, and discipline reveals much more than a steady desire for growth and improvement: it’s a deep commitment to performance excellence and a clear understanding of the scope of asset management within the industry’s ongoing evolution.
The Association of Asset Management Professionals (AMP) would like to recognize and thank the following certified professionals:
Graeme Phibbs, Jason Kukla, Blake Baca, John Shinn, Brian Heinsius, H. Landis Floyd II, Gail Petersen, Arnold Newland, Marie Getsug, Scott Buker, Igor Maslennikov, John Cray, Marc Yarlott, Trent Phillips, Jeff Shiver, Tammi Pickett, Ulf Hagman, Michael Meehan, Doug Stangier, Jack Nicholas, Ramesh Gulati, Reynaldo Marquez, Joel Levitt, Philip Sage, Ricky Smith, Robert Bishop, Jack Lucy and Lisa Bird.
These asset management professionals demonstrated how highly dedicated they are by deciding to recertify as CRLs four times.
From everybody at AMP, thank you!
