2.3.1 Quiz 2 FMEA

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2.3.1 Quiz 2 FMEA

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1. In the language of RCM a failure mode is: *

1 point

1. an effect of failure

2. a loss of function

3. an event that causes the failure

4. all of the above.

5. none of the above.

2. By "reasonably likely", referring to a failure mode, it is meant that: *

1 point

1. The failure mode can occur often enough or has consequences severe enough to be of concern.

2. A failure mode with more severe consequences may be "reasonably likely" even if it occurs less often.

3. A failure mode that can occur more often may be "reasonably likely" even if the consequences are less severe.

4. A consensus of analysts having judged the frequency and severity conclude it is "reasonably likely".

5. All of the above.

6. None of the above.

3. A failure mode is said to be the "lowest common denominator" or "currency of maintenance". Which of the following statements are true? *

0 points

1. The failure mode encompasses its own complete set of Effects, Consequences, and Mitigation tasks.

2. The failure mode is the level in the asset hierarchy at which we will manage the consequences of failure.

3. If we address the consequences of all reasonably likely failure modes our maintenance plan will be complete.

4. All of the above.

5. None of the above.

4. At what depth in the hierarchical structure of a physical asset should we identify a failure mode? *

1 point

1. As deeply as we can.

2. To the depth where the organization can mitigate, in a practical way, the consequences of failure.

3. We should ask "why" five times.

4. All of the above.

5. None of the above.

5. In RCM analysis, when the failure mode is determined to be human error, which category requires particular objectivity and sensitivity as recommended by James Reason? *

1 point

1. anthropometric factors

2. sensory factors

3. physiological factors

4. psychological factors

5. none of the above.

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