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OP405 - Root Cause Failure Analysis
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2.5 days - 1.6 Continuing Education Units Awarded
Repetitive failures cost “real” time and money and are not limited to physical/mechanical equipment breakdowns. Administrative and procedural failures can also be found, analyzed and eliminated through “Root Cause Failure Analysis.” Obtain a thorough understanding of Failure Analysis by attending this two and a half day course.
OBJECTIVES
- Identify "chronic" vs. "sporadic" failures.
- Describe the difference between physical root cause and latent root cause.
- Develop, use and interpret a logic tree.
- Determine which failures should be analyzed and which shouldn’t.
- Determine how far to go with the analysis.
- Develop and administer an analysis recommendation.
COURSE OUTLINE
- Overview: Reason or Cause for Analysis
- General Analysis Techniques
- Root Cause Failure Analysis Methodology
- Safety Related Issues
- Process Performance
- Gathering Data
- Determining The Root Cause / Using A Logic Tree
- Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Report and Recommendations
- Course Conclusion and Discussions
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