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  • Why-Why Analysis

    sensei June 10, 2022
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    5 Why Analysis

    You will understand when it is necessary to find a root cause of a problem and use the Why-Why as a method to prevent problems from happening again.

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  • Safety, Health and Environment Investigation Report and Analysis

    sensei April 15, 2022
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    5 Why Analysis Blog Cap-Do Lean Six Sigma PM-analysis Root Cause Analysis Safety Safety, Health and Environment TPM
    5W2H phenomenon tool

    All modern manufacturing facilities use principles that “all accidents are preventable,” but sometimes incidents or accidents can still happen. It is essential to gather as much data and analyze it to prevent a recurrence. Investigation Report Let’s review the first part – [ Incident Reporting ] A. To be completed…

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  • Breakdown analysis. Case Study

    sensei October 25, 2020
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    5 Why Analysis Planned Maintenance Tools

    Let’s review an example of Breakdown Analysis of the failure that occurred in real life in the material handling department of a manufacturing factory: Step 1. 5W+1H and Phenomenon Summary Start your Breakdown analysis by answering six simple questions: 5 whys and 1 how Phenomenon Summary Use all answers from…

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  • 5 WHY Analysis, a TPM Tool for Root Cause Analysis (RCA)

    sensei October 18, 2020
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    5 Why Analysis Cap-Do Tools

    Section 1 5 WHY Process Causes of Losses are Often Complicated: Common Failure scenario: 1. Management system breakdown2. Failure to implement countermeasures3. Premature equipment failure4. Employees fail to follow the procedure5. Failure to ID & Respond6. Large Loss Results 5 Why Analysis is Proactive Addresses the Underlying Causes of Losses:…

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