- Fill in the blank: Failures represent _____ and
__ in our manufacturing system and may involve
safety and environmental events, interruption of production, and
damage or destruction of property.
- True or False: The best tool is the one that identifies all of the true
root causes with the least amount of effort.
Answer: ____
- Give one tool that may be most effective for events that are time
based or involve sequential events.
Answer: ____
- Give one tool that may be most effective for events that have one
problem but potentially many solutions.
Answer: ____
- Which method of RCA is one of the most basic tools available and is
commonly used?
Answer: ____
- Similar to Five but the change in the question asked results in multiple
potential answers rather than limiting it to one.
Answer: ____
- This method of RCA is similar to the Five Why method but identifies
the root causes by asking How Can in place of Why. The change in the
question asked results in multiple potential answers rather than
limiting it to one.
Answer: ____________________
- This method of RCA works well in systems in which faulty events can
be linked to all possible contributing factors such as equipment
failures and design reviews. This method looks for actions and
conditions.
Answer: ____
- This tool is NOT for complex/complicated root cause events, because
it only identifies one root cause. It is best utilized on the shop floor for
gathering immediate data.
Answer: ____
- This basic tool displays the relationship between various factors that
contribute to a specific event. It can help as pre-work, as a
brainstorming tool to develop causes for the fault or logic tree
analysis methods.
Answer: ____
- What are the 6M’s in Cause and effect method?
Answer: ____
- Fill in the blank: The method that identifies likely modes of failure,
occurrence frequency and detection mechanisms for a given system,
in a top-down approach is called ____.
