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FMEA Tutorial Lesson 4: Performing a Process FMEACompleting the Process FMEA Form: - Identifying the Process Purpose - Identifying Potential Failure Modes - Identifying Potential Failure Effects - Determining the Severity of the Effect - Identifying Potential Cause(s) of the Failure Mode - Determining the Probability of Occurrence of the Failure Mode - Identifying Process Controls for the Causes - Determining the Probability of Non-Detection of the Failure Mode Using the Completed PFMEA Form: - Calculating the Risk Priority Number (RPN) - Determining Corrective and Preventive Actions - Prioritizing Actions Based on the RPN - Using the Maintenance FMEA Copyright © 2000-2010 Michael G. White. All rights reserved. Related ArticlesLean Six Sigma IntroductionFMEA Tutorial Lesson 1: Definition of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis FMEA Tutorial Lesson 2: FMEA Supporting Tools: Root Cause Identification, Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) FMEA Tutorial Lesson 3: Performing a Design FMEA |
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