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Fmea Worksheet

This document outlines a failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) for an unnamed project. The FMEA identifies potential failure modes at each process step, their potential effects and causes. It then rates the severity, occurrence, and detection of each failure mode to calculate a risk priority number (RPN). The FMEA table lists current process controls and recommends actions to address high RPN failures. Responsible parties and target dates are assigned for each recommended action. The implemented actions and new RPNs are then recorded. The FMEA is used to systematically identify and reduce potential failures in a process.

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Fmea Worksheet

This document outlines a failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) for an unnamed project. The FMEA identifies potential failure modes at each process step, their potential effects and causes. It then rates the severity, occurrence, and detection of each failure mode to calculate a risk priority number (RPN). The FMEA table lists current process controls and recommends actions to address high RPN failures. Responsible parties and target dates are assigned for each recommended action. The implemented actions and new RPNs are then recorded. The FMEA is used to systematically identify and reduce potential failures in a process.

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Failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA)

Project: Date:

FMEA Team: Prepared by:
SEV = How severe is effect on the customer?
OCC = How frequent is the cause likely to occur?
DET = How probable is detection of cause?
RPN = Risk priority number in order to rank concerns; calculated as SEV x OCC x DET
Process step Potential failure mode Potential failure effects
S
E
V
Potential causes
O
C
C
Current process controls
D
E
T
R
P
N
Actions
recommended
Responsibility (target
date)
Actions taken
N
e
w

S
E
V
N
e
w

O
C
C
N
e
w

D
E
T
N
e
w

R
P
N
What is the
step?
In what ways can the step
go wrong?
What is the impact on the
customer if the failure mode
is not prevented or corrected?
10
What causes the step to go
wrong? (i.e., How could the
failure mode occur?)
10
What are the existing controls that
either prevent the failure mode
fromoccurring or detect it should it
occur?
10 1000
What are the actions
for reducing the
occurrence of the
cause or for improving
its detection? You
should provide actions
on all high RPNs and
on severity ratings of 9
or 10.
Who is responsible for
the recommended
action? What date
should it be completed
by?
What were the actions
implemented? Include
completion month/year
(then recalculate
resulting RPN).
10 10 10 1000
0 0
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