Failure Mode & Effects AnalysisPractitioner Knowledge AssessmentName(Required) First Last Email(Required) Phone(Required)Answer these questions based on your personal knowledge of FMEA.What is the ideal composition of a PFMEA team?(Required) Engineers only A cross-functional team of engineers, operators, and quality personnel A team of quality engineers and suppliers A team of management and executivesWhat is the purpose of a failure chain analysis?(Required) To identify potential failure modes To determine the severity of potential failures To trace the progression of failure from root cause to final effect To calculate the Action Priority (AP)What factors should be considered when prioritizing actions in a PFMEA?(Required) Severity, occurrence, and detection Cost, time, and resource availability Customer impact, regulatory compliance, and safety All of the aboveWhich risk ranking method is commonly used in AIAG & VDA based PFMEA?(Required) Action Priority (AP) Failure Mode, Effects, and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) Failure Mode, Effects, and Diagnostic Analysis (FMEDA)What is the purpose of function analysis?(Required) To identify potential failure modes To understand what must go right To understand the relationship of interactivity between a product’s components To calculate the Action Priority (AP)What is the purpose of weighting factors in the Action Priority (AP) calculations?(Required) To consider the severity of a failure first To prioritize for the likelihood of the failure mode occurring before the detection To consider the effectiveness of the detection methods All of the aboveWhat is the relationship between PFMEA and a Control Plan?(Required) The PFMEA identifies potential failures, while the Control Plan defines the controls to prevent them. The Control Plan identifies potential failures, while the PFMEA defines the controls to prevent them. Both documents are created simultaneously and have the same purpose. There is no direct relationship between the two documents.Which column is used to determine the Occurrence ranking?(Required) Failure Mode Prevention Controls Function All of the aboveWhy does each Failure Cause get a separate line in the FMEA?(Required) Failure Causes are special and need to be treated individually Each Failure Cause has its own set of Prevention and Detection Controls There is no reason to put them on separate lines It keeps the FMEA better organized and easier to followHow can a PFMEA contribute to a culture of continuous improvement?(Required) By identifying opportunities for process optimization By promoting a proactive approach to problem-solving By fostering a data-driven decision-making process All of the aboveΔ248.538.8677results@LuminousGroup.comWest Bloomfield, Michigan USA
