MCT Planning and preparation

1. FMEA is performed in cases such as:

• Quality problem in production
• New product
• Product improvement
• New regulatory requirements
• Process failure that can lead to hazards

1. Principles of McGregor's theory Y include:

• The human being has an inherentaversionto work
• The human being seeks and accepts responsibilities (under certain conditions)
• He cares about giving the best of himself
• Physical and mental effort is as natural as playing or relaxing
• Commitment to achieving goals is linked to self-fulfillment

2. Examples of questions to ask yourself before starting a FMEA:

• Why do this FMEA?
• What are the customer's wishes and needs?
• Who will be on the team?
• When to start the FMEA?
• What are the objectives to be achieved?

2. The behavior includes:

• Survival instinct
• Extrinsic motivation
• Intrinsic motivation
• Autonomy in activity

3. Conditions for finding happiness at work:

• Receive a high salary
• Share the company's vision
• Respect others and be respected
• Haviing the means to express one's talents
• Be aware that one's contribution is necessary and recognized

3. Examples of documents required to start a FMEA:

• The flow diagram
• The control plan
• Regulatory standards
• Capability studies
• The functional specifications
• Similar FMEAs

4. Examples of conditions to promote motivation:

• Respect, goodwill, confidence
• Freedom to act
• Challenge to overcome
• Team work
• Fair and sufficient salary
• Surprising rewards

4. Examples of outputs from planning and preparation:

• The scope defined
• The objectives set
• The deadline determined
• The list of team members
• Product (process) structure defined

5. Examples of conditions to thrive at work:

• Receive individual bonuses
• Participate in developing the vision
• Participate in improvement of working environment
• Assume its mission and responsibilities
• Gain and maintain independence
• Take on exciting challenges

5. The first meeting of the FMEA team makes it possible to define:

• The purpose of the FMEA
• The objectives to be achieved
• The terms used
• The scope
• The functional specifications