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Support.Steps 2 and 3 of the FMEA process: Structure Analysis, and Function Analysis.
These 'heavy lifting' steps are the most important of the 7 Steps of the FMEA process.
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from AIAG v4 — video: innovations
RPN codes replaced with Action Priority codes
Very clear 7-Step path
Steps 1 and 2 are much more clearly defined
from AIAG v5 — Systems2win differences
Left to right workflow
Space effective
For all industries (not just North American and European automotive supply chain)
Inter-relationships between FMEA's
Essential and optional related documents for DFMEA and PFMEA
Essential: DFMEA - Boundary Diagram
PFMEA - Process Flow Diagram
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What is this item or service supposed to deliver?
What is this process Step supposed to do?
Measurable parameters, specifications, or characteristics that the Function must deliver.
ID (optional) Cross reference number to lower-level related documents, such as Process Flow Diagram, drawings, sketches. Hide column if not used.
Rather than the wasted space and confusion of an extra column in the Structure Analysis section for 'Lower Level Child', you can accomplish the same thing by always specifying the 'Child' as the first word(s) in each cell for 'Requirement from Lower Level'.
And then (if you ever care) to Filter by Child, you can Filter by 'Begins With'.
For a DFMEA, Functions and Requirements are derived from your Boundary Block Diagram and Interface Matrix.
For a PFMEA, Functions and Requirements are derived from your Process Flow Diagram.
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