Across
- 5. Element that ensures consistent performance of activities, also help in maintaining transparency and accountability across the organization.
- 6. Action proactive-measures before a potential problem occurs.
- 8. a procedure it can lead to various negative consequences, including reduced efficiency, compromised safety, and increased risks.
- 9. refers to the differences or fluctuations observed within a process. Can lead to quality issues or safety risks.
- 10. Drill down into each cause by asking "Why?" repeatedly until you reach the root cause.
- 12. failure to meet specified requirements, standards, or regulations. It indicates a deviation from established norms, procedures, or expectations in various contexts, such as quality management, regulatory compliance, and organizational policies.
- 16. formation can be minimize and extend the lifespan of metal structures by implementing protective coatings, using corrosion-resistant alloys, correct handling of material, and maintaining regular maintenance practices.
- 18. Who's responsible of following procedures, identify potential solutions and that we want to see tomorrow?
- 19. Standards that demonstrates a commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, fostering trust and credibility with stakeholders.
- 20. ability to identify a failure mode before it leads to an adverse effect.
- 21. Manufacturers can improve the safety of their equipment, protect operators, and maintain compliance with regulatory expectations by complying to this European standard.
Down
- 1. request made to seek a compromise, adjustment, or special consideration in a given situation.
- 2. assesses the potential impact of a failure mode on the system, product, or process if it occurs. It evaluates how serious the consequences would be for customers, safety, and compliance.
- 3. is essential for effective problem-solving and decision-making. By providing a comprehensive understanding of the issue, stakeholders can collaborate to identify root causes, develop solutions, and implement corrective actions effectively.
- 4. refers to a departure from an established standard, procedure, or norm. Indicates process health;
- 7. Diagram used to systematically identify and analyze the potential causes of a specific problem
- 11. Action reactive-response to an identified problem, ex. fixing a defect in a product.
- 13. event, action, or condition; that directly contributes to the occurrence of a particular effect or outcome
- 14. frequency of a specific failure mode happening
- 15. Diverse group of individuals who have knowledge of the process or system related to the problem
- 17. outcome or consequence that results from a particular action, event, or failure mode.