Kubingwa Bw
3 hours ago
Identify tools of root cause analysis?
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3 hours ago
1. Fishbone diagram (Ishikawa diagram)
2. 5 Whys
3. Fault tree analysis
4. Pareto analysis
5. Scatter diagrams
6. Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA)
7. Root cause mapping
8. Brainstorming
9. Process mapping
10. Control charts
2. 5 Whys
3. Fault tree analysis
4. Pareto analysis
5. Scatter diagrams
6. Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA)
7. Root cause mapping
8. Brainstorming
9. Process mapping
10. Control charts
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Google Gemini AI
3 hours ago
Cause-and-Effect Diagrams (Fishbone Diagrams): Identify potential root causes by visually representing relationships between events and factors.
Fault Tree Analysis (FTA): Analyzes a system failure by breaking it down into smaller events and logical gates to identify the underlying root cause.
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA): Evaluates potential failure modes, their effects, and the severity, frequency, and detectability of each.
Pareto Charts: Prioritize potential root causes based on their frequency of occurrence.
5 Whys: A structured approach that involves repeatedly asking "why" to identify the underlying cause of a problem.
Event and Causal Factor Tree Analysis (ECTA): Identifies the sequence of events and factors that led to an incident.
Bow Tie Analysis: Visualizes the relationships between hazards, incidents, controls, consequences, and barriers.
Influence Diagrams: Model the relationships between factors and events to identify potential root causes.
Root Cause Impact Analysis (RCIA): Analyzes the potential impact of different root causes on the overall system or process.
Statistical Analysis: Uses statistical methods to identify patterns and relationships that suggest potential root causes.
Hazard and Operability Analysis (HAZOP): Identifies potential hazards and their causes during design or operation of a system.
Failure Analysis: Investigates the physical or technical details of a failure to identify the underlying cause.
Human Factors Analysis: Evaluates the role of human errors or factors in causing incidents or accidents.
Systems Thinking: Considers the interactions and interdependencies between different elements of a system to identify potential root causes.
Fault Tree Analysis (FTA): Analyzes a system failure by breaking it down into smaller events and logical gates to identify the underlying root cause.
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA): Evaluates potential failure modes, their effects, and the severity, frequency, and detectability of each.
Pareto Charts: Prioritize potential root causes based on their frequency of occurrence.
5 Whys: A structured approach that involves repeatedly asking "why" to identify the underlying cause of a problem.
Event and Causal Factor Tree Analysis (ECTA): Identifies the sequence of events and factors that led to an incident.
Bow Tie Analysis: Visualizes the relationships between hazards, incidents, controls, consequences, and barriers.
Influence Diagrams: Model the relationships between factors and events to identify potential root causes.
Root Cause Impact Analysis (RCIA): Analyzes the potential impact of different root causes on the overall system or process.
Statistical Analysis: Uses statistical methods to identify patterns and relationships that suggest potential root causes.
Hazard and Operability Analysis (HAZOP): Identifies potential hazards and their causes during design or operation of a system.
Failure Analysis: Investigates the physical or technical details of a failure to identify the underlying cause.
Human Factors Analysis: Evaluates the role of human errors or factors in causing incidents or accidents.
Systems Thinking: Considers the interactions and interdependencies between different elements of a system to identify potential root causes.
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