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What Is Failure Modes and Effects Criticality Analysis (FMECA)?
FMECA, or failure modes and effects criticality analysis, extends FMEA by adding a criticality analysis activity. Learn the definition of criticality, the situations when FMECA is more appropriate than FMEA, and the five main differences between the two.
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What Is Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)?
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2Getting Started with FMEA
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3The Eight Key FMEA Terms
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4How to Form Effective FMEA Teams
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5How to Scope FMEA Projects
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6FMEA Step 1: Identify Failure Modes
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7FMEA Steps 2 and 3: Identify Failure Effects and Assign Severity Rankings
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8FMEA Steps 4 and 5: Identify Failure Causes and Assign Occurrence Rankings
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9FMEA Steps 6 and 7: List Current Controls and Assign Detection Rankings
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10FMEA Steps 8, 9, and 10: Calculate RPNs, Address Priority Items, and Recalculate RPNs
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11How to Set Severity, Occurrence, and Detection Ranking Scales for FMEA
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12What Is a Control Plan?
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13Using FMEA in Six Sigma DMAIC
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