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Steven Sulkin
We are just starting FMEA's and I am trying to prevent infant mortality. I have two questions.
First Question
How narrow/broad to set the scope of FMEA's?
I have two concerns here. First, I dont want to manage 400 FMEA's. Second, I dont want the scope too narrow or broad to be of use. In your experience how should I set my scope?
To put a reference to this:
Scope 1: lense (too narrow?)
Scope 2: overhead projector (too broad?)
Second Question
How do you keep up your FMEA's? I am adding an FMEA review as part of the Corrective Action protocol (8-D), design review, and change board. It seems almost perenoid that every time we make a change we have to review FMEA's. Do most folks have a formal review schedule? Are the 8-D, Design review, and change board enough?
Thanks in advance.
First Question
How narrow/broad to set the scope of FMEA's?
I have two concerns here. First, I dont want to manage 400 FMEA's. Second, I dont want the scope too narrow or broad to be of use. In your experience how should I set my scope?
To put a reference to this:
Scope 1: lense (too narrow?)
Scope 2: overhead projector (too broad?)
Second Question
How do you keep up your FMEA's? I am adding an FMEA review as part of the Corrective Action protocol (8-D), design review, and change board. It seems almost perenoid that every time we make a change we have to review FMEA's. Do most folks have a formal review schedule? Are the 8-D, Design review, and change board enough?
Thanks in advance.