What is the purpose of the FMECA study?

1. What is the purpose of the FMECA study?

The FMECA study is a methodical and factual way of assessing the faults that could occur in the use of a resource, a product or the application of a process. A parallel can be drawn with risk analysis, the tools being complementary. Since its aim is to improve the reliability of a means, product or process, it is often not used on its own, and is most effective when coupled with other tools (e.g. the monitoring plan and process FMEA, since the monitoring plan devised at the start of the project will be adjusted according to the data and results of the FMEA study).

This tool is commonly used in the automotive and aeronautics industries, and is gradually being adopted by all industries and certain service activities.

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