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This document provides a template for conducting a Potential Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (PFMEA) for manufacturing and assembly processes. The template includes sections for documenting the process function and requirements, potential failure modes and causes, effects of failure, current process controls, likelihood of occurrence, severity, detection methods, and recommended actions. The goal of a PFMEA is to proactively identify potential product and process failures and mitigate risks before they result in defects.

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Fmea PC Process

This document provides a template for conducting a Potential Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (PFMEA) for manufacturing and assembly processes. The template includes sections for documenting the process function and requirements, potential failure modes and causes, effects of failure, current process controls, likelihood of occurrence, severity, detection methods, and recommended actions. The goal of a PFMEA is to proactively identify potential product and process failures and mitigate risks before they result in defects.

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POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS IN MANUFACTURING

AND ASSEMBLY PROCESSES (PROCESS FMEA)


FMEA Number:
Item: Page of
Model Year(s)/Program(s): / Process Responsibility: Prepared by:
Core Team: Key Date: FMEA Date (Orig.): (Rev.):

Process C O Current Process D Action Results


Function Potential Potential S l Potential Cause(s) / c e R. Responsibility
Failure Effect(s) of Mechanism(s) Controls Recommended & Target
e a c t P. Action(s) Actions S O D R.
Mode Failure v s of Failure u Prevention Detection e N. Completion Date e c e P.
s r c Taken v c t N.
Requirements

What are What can


How bad be done?
the
is it ?
effect(s)? Design
Changes
Step 1
What can Process
go wrong? Changes
No What are How often Special
Function the does it Controls
Partial/
Step 2 Cause(s)? happen?
Changes
Over/ to Stan-
What Degraded dards
are the Function Procedure
Functions, or Guides
Features or Inter- How can How good
Require- mittent this be is this
ments? Function prevented method
Uninten- Step 3 and at
ded detected? detecting?
Effects List: Process FMEA
Function Operator Next Down- Machines/ Vehicle Ultimate Compliance
safety user stream Equip- operation Custo- with
users ment mer Government
regulations

Failure
Mode

Revision Date: 1/15/2004


PROCESS FMEA
Suggested PFMEA Severity Evaluation Criteria Suggested PFMEA Occurrence Evaluation Criteria Suggested PFMEA Detection Evaluation Criteria
Criteria: Severity of Effect: This ranking results when a potential failure mode results
in a final customer and/or manufacturing/assembly plant defect. The final customer Probability
Effect should always be considered first. If both occur, use the higher of the two severities. Ranking Likely Failure Rates Ranking Detection Criteria A B C Suggested Range of Detection Methods Ranking
of Failure
(Customer Effect) (Manufacturing/Assembly Effect)
Hazardous Very high severity ranking when a Or may endanger operator Almost Absolute Cannot detect or is not checked.
potential failure mode affects safe (machine or assembly) without 100 per thousand
without
Warning
vehicle operation and/or involves
noncompliance with government
warning.
10 Very High:
Persistent pieces 10 Impossible certainty
of non- X 10
regulation without warning. failures detection.
Hazardous Very high severity ranking when a Or may endanger operator Very Controls will Control is achieved with indirect or
potential failure mode affects safe (machine or assembly) with
with
Warning
vehicle operation and/or involves
noncompliance with government
warning.
9 50 per thousand
pieces 9 Remote probably
not detect. X
random checks only.
9
regulation with warning.
Very High Vehicle/item inoperable (loss of Or 100% of product may have Remote Controls Control is achieved with visual inspection
primary function). to be scrapped, or vehicle/ have poor
item repaired in repair depart-
ment with a repair time greater 8 High:
Frequent
20 per thousand
pieces 8 chance of
detection.
X
only.
8
than one hour. failures
High Vehicle/item operable but at a Or product may have to be sorted and Very Low Controls Control is achieved with double visual
reduced level of performance. a portion (less than 100%) scrapped, or
Customer very dissatisfied. vehicle/item repaired in repair depart-
ment with a repair time between half an 7 10 per thousand
pieces 7 have poor
chance of X
inspection only.
7
hour and an hour. detection.
Moderate Vehicle/item operable but Or a portion (less than 100%) of the Low Controls Control is achieved with charting
comfort/ convenience item(s) product may have to be scrapped with Moderate: 5 per thousand
inoperable. Customer dissatisfied. no sorting, or vehicle/item repaired in re-
pair department with a repair time less
6 Occasional pieces
failures
6 may detect.
X X methods, such as SPC (Statistical
Process Control). 6
than half an hour.
Low Vehicle/item operable but com- Or 100% of product may have Moderate Controls Control is based on variable gauging after
fort/convenience item(s) operable to be reworked, or vehicle/
at a reduced level of performance.
Customer somewhat dissatisfied.
item repaired off-line but does
not go to repair department.
5 2 per thousand
pieces 5 may detect.
X X
parts have left the station, OR Go/No Go
gauging performed on 100% of the parts 5
after parts have left the station.
Very Low Fit & finish/squeak & rattle item Or the product may have to Moderately Controls Error detection in subsequent operations,
does not conform. Defect noticed be sorted, with no scrap, and 1 per thousand
by most customers (greater than
75%).
a portion (less than 100%)
reworked.
4 pieces 4 High have a good
chance to X X
OR gauging performed on setup and first-
piece check (for setup causes only). 4
detect.
Minor Fit & finish/squeak & rattle item Or a portion (less than 100%) High Controls Error detection in-station, OR error detec-
does not conform. Defect noticed of the product may have to Low: 0.5 per thousand
by 50% of customers. be reworked, with no scrap,
on-line but out-of-station.
3 Relatively
few
pieces 3 have a good
chance to X X
tion in subsequent operations by multiple
layers of acceptance: supply, select, install, 3
detect. verify. Can not accept discrepant part.
failures
Very Minor Fit & finish/squeak & rattle item Or a portion (less than 100%) Very High Controls Error detection in-station (automatic
0.1 per thousand
does not conform. Defect noticed
by discriminating customers (less
than 25%).
of the product may have to be
reworked, with no scrap, on-
line but in-station.
2 pieces 2 almost
certain to X X
gauging with automatic stop feature).
Can not pass discrepant part. 2
detect.
None No discernible effect. Or slight inconvenience to Remote: Very High Controls Discrepant parts can not be made
operation or operator, or no 0.01 per thousand
effect. 1 Failure is
unlikely pieces 1 certain to
detect.
X because item has been error proofed by
process/ product design. 1
Inspection Types: A = Error Proofed B = Gauging C = Manual Inspection

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