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Can someone provide a template that I can use to create FMEA for implementing six sigma in an organization? Any help would be appreciated.
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I'm not sure I understand. Are you looking for something like an automotive FMEA? Like a Design or Process FMEA?
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What I need is a generic FMEA template to implement a six sigma program in an organization.

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Carvind,
Not sure what exactly you are looking for. I believe there's nothing wrong with the 'standard' FMEA format. May be you need some kind of a software (not just a spreadsheet) that provides some powerful analysis facilities?

I would suggest you do a web search for tools such as C&E Metrics or Ishikawa diagram. www.isixsigma.com is good site for all info related to Six Sigma.

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What I need is a generic FMEA template to implement a six sigma program in an organization.
OK - well, this is an automotive Process FMEA spreadsheet. It is one shared with us by Al Dyer.
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Variety is the spice of life. Here is another version. Looks a lot like the one in the book.
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