Inspection
Work Planning
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An extension of FMEA that incorporates criticality assessment to prioritize failure risks.
Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) expands Failure Modes and Effects Analysis by evaluating not only the causes and effects of potential failures but also their relative criticality using qualitative or quantitative risk criteria. This enables organizations to prioritize maintenance, inspection and design improvements based on business, safety and operational consequences.
FMECA supports risk-based decision making by identifying the most critical failure scenarios requiring mitigation or enhanced maintenance strategies.
FMECA commonly combines severity, likelihood and detectability assessments to rank failure modes and prioritize engineering actions according to organizational risk criteria.
FMECA builds upon FMEA by adding structured criticality analysis to support maintenance prioritization and risk-based decision making.
Reliability Engineering; Risk Management; Maintenance & Work Management.
Risk-based maintenance.; Reliability engineering.; Criticality assessment.; Asset management.; System design.
IEC 60812
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