Question 31
The definition of Severity is best described by the following statement:
- It is the likelihood for a failure mode to occur
- It is an assessment of how serious the effect will be to the customer if the failure mode occurs
- It is an assessment of the process' ability to contain a problem and keep it from reaching the customer
- It is an assessment only of the impact on the process or business
Question 32
Which of the following statements best summarizes the purpose for conducting an FMEA?
- To develop cause-effect diagrams for process or product design.
- To capture field failure data and track appropriate corrective actions to failure modes
- To prioritize failures modes by severity, occurrence, and detection
- To proactively anticipate failure modes and their risks for subsequent action
Question 33
Potential Ca uses are listed on FMEA forms because:
- Individual failure modes may have multiple causes
- Different causes may have different monitors or controls to detect those occurrences
- Individual causes may cause multiple modalities of failure
- All of the Above
Question 34
After developing a Process map (listing steps and functions), the first step in developing an FMEA is:
- Brainstorming possible failure modes with team members
- Assigning scores for SEVERITY, OCCURRENCE and DETECTION
- Calculating RPN - Risk Priority Number
- Prioritizing failure modes for action or resolution
Question 35
The BEST source of data for assigning an Occurrence Rating in an FMEA is:
- Estimates from Industry Experts
- Simulated failure rates from reliability models
- Best guesses by those preparing FMEA
- Historical failure data