Froggy Jumps RCM, FMEA and RCAOnline version For Quality at Maintenance, Unit 3, TSU Maintenance, 2nd term, UT Cancún. Based on Siddiqui & Daya's "Handbook of Maintenance Management and Engineering", Chapters 4 and 16 by Kermin Peña 1 Series of background documents developed by United Airlines that detonated in a model document assigned by the U. S. government called "Reliability Centered Maintenance", to establish a preventive maintenance program for Boeing 747. a MSG-1, MSG-2 and MSG-3 b Boeing 747, Boeing 757, Boeing 767 c RCM-1, RCM-2, RCM-3 2 One of the most important findings of the RCM study was that only a small percentage of components exhibited a failure characteristic that justified scheduled complete overhaul or replacement: a 11% b 89% c 22% 3 SAE-JA-1011 was a first attempt to standardize RCM, redefining maintenance functions as thinking about system functions rather than operation of a component, it was developed by: a Society of Automotive Engineers b United Airlines c Society of Aircraft Experts 4 When we apply Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) as a systematic approach to define preventive maintenance programs, what do we select to preserve important system functions? a Cost-effective tasks b System block diagrams c Statistical tools of quality 5 What tool is helpful at modeling complex systems identifying major systems composed of simpler ones down to primitive elements? a System block diagram b Interface definition form c Equipment history 6 The following documents ensure records on how maintenance tasks were selected and why were those the best possible alternatives at RCM documentation process, except one: a System block diagram b System description form c Equipment history 7 In a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis, we use data and knowledge of the process and equipment and rate each potential failure mode and effect to combine in one number the priority of the failure modes identified, commonly known as: a Risk Priority Number b Equipment history number c Number of failures in a system 8 The following are main groups of consequences that a failure can exhibit into the system function, as part of the standard RCM methodology, except one: a Safety and engineering b Safety and environment c Hidden 9 The following are RCM principles, except one: a Appeal one person's system expertise to establish desired performance levels in the system b Identifying failure modes that can potentially cause functional failure in the system c Select effective and applicable maintenance tasks 10 The following are basic tools of quality which could be implemented in a Root Cause Analysis as a technique to investigate a problem, considering, for example, brainstorm sessions of collaborative multidisciplinary teams, except one: a Histogram b Pareto chart c Cause and effect diagram
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