The Biggest FMEA Mistake You Can’t Afford to Make!

In this video, I reveal one of the most common mistakes people make when writing Failure Modes in a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA).

Too often, people confuse Failure Modes with Failure Effects, leading to wasted time and ineffective results. But don’t worry! I’ll show you how to avoid this by asking one simple question: “What specifically causes…?” This technique helps ensure you develop proactive strategies that improve equipment reliability, avoid unexpected downtime, and strengthen your overall maintenance plan

When we do Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM), we proactively identify Failure Modes. It’s important to write them properly so you can effectively manage each one.

Don’t let improperly written Failure Modes hold you back—this small change can have a big impact on your reliability goals. Watch to learn how to:

• Write Failure Modes properly
• Avoid a common FMEA pitfall
• Get better results from your FMEA