Root Cause

RCFA Problem Statements, Avoid These Mistakes!

RCFA Problem Statements, Avoid These Mistakes!

RCFA problem statements are key to solving the right problem at your plant but sometimes the problem statement that we write down isn’t a fact. We pick something that’s not quite true. It’s a little bit off, and that makes our root cause very long. Sometimes we miss the root cause altogether because it’s wrong.

Techniques for Root Cause Analysis – Broken Parts

Techniques for Root Cause Analysis – Broken Parts

Creating a culture of saving parts in your organization can be very beneficial. There are 168 hours in a week, you’re there for 40 hours (maybe 60 on a bad week). Even with all of that time on site, chances are that you won’t be there when something breaks. Because of this, saving parts and making sure they are bagged and tagged correctly is very important.

Root Cause + Thinking: What tools to use? – Video 2

Tor Idhammar
President & CEO, IDCON, Inc.  Reliability and Maintenance Consultant
IDCON is an Independent Subsidiary of TRM, Inc.

In this second video of the “Root Cause and Thinking” series, Tor Idhammar discusses how to use common tools in the process of Root Cause Problem Elimination.