System FMEA

Abstract

Carl and Fred discuss a question from a listener about the scope and procedure for a System FMEA, and what is different from other FMEA types.

Key Points

Join Carl and Fred talk about the essential elements of applying FMEA to larger systems.

Topics include:

How early should you do a System FMEA?
What part of system FMEA is “black box”?
Which “black boxes” need further development?
What is the scope of the FMEA? What are the boundaries?
What are limitations of doing a single massive FMEA that covers all subsystems and components?
Fewer FMEAs done well is better than hundreds of FMEAs done poorly
Three primary differences of System FMEA: timing of analysis is early, analysis is kept at higher level, and analyzing interfaces
More than 50% of problems occur at interfaces
It takes excellent facilitation to keep System FMEA at high level
Analyzing interfaces require the right team

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