Course Introduction
A failure is resolved immediately after a replacement is fixed. All the inconvenience and difficulties are forgotten the moment the equipment starts to operate. The raw data “the defective part” has no significance and may land-up in the rubbish bin. This goes on well until the same failure returns or a related failure appears, and the cycle continues.
This is a waste of time and effort and pose a big question ie, “is our maintenance still reactive”, what can we learn from the failures and how t
Course Objectives
By the end of this programme, participants should be able to:
- Understand the core concepts, terminology and practical principles related to Root Cause Failure Analysis.
- Apply structured methods and industry good practices covering Introduction to Root Cause Analysis (RCA), What is root cause analysis, and Why analyze root cause.
- Identify common risks, issues and improvement opportunities within relevant quality & root cause work environments.
- Translate the learning into practical action steps for workplace application and continuous improvement.