Root Cause Analysis
Root Cause Analysis Course Description (PDF)
2010/11 Life Cycle Institute Class Schedule (PDF)
Which approach is more reliable: a doctor that routinely uses a thermometer and prescribes aspirin to a patient with repeat fevers, or a doctor that uses a combination of diagnostic techniques to uncover the true cause of a patient’s fever?
Like a clinical diagnosis, effective root cause failure analysis requires correct application of the right tools to make accurate conclusions.
In this three-day class, you will practice selecting and applying the best of seven different root cause analysis (RCA) tools. During the class, you will begin developing an RCA process to fit your environment. You will leave equipped to look beyond failure symptoms and find ways to avoid future problems.
Learn How To
Investigate the RCA methods
- Discuss the various RCA philosophies and methodologies
- Discuss the importance of a true RCA process
- Define configuration management and how it affects RCA
- Discuss why multiple solutions are important
Develop your RCA program
- Develop a systematic way to define and analyze a problem while determining and implementing solutions
- Outline triggers for the RCA effort based on business case thinking
- Identify roles, goals and responsibilities within your organization
- Create a “Straw Man Template” RCA process for your facility
Prepare to implement the RCA process
- Recognize the importance of the Change Management component in your RCA implementation
- Learn the use of the Root Cause of Success (RCS) process to eliminate common implementation issues
- Choose proper corrective actions and follow-up processes for various situations
- Practice the use of proper documentation including incident reporting and the A3 process
Discuss the advantages and disadvantages and know when to apply PdM technologies
Manage and be able to effectively use 7 RCA tools
- Event and Causal Analysis
- Change Analysis
- Fault-Tree
- Sequence-of-Events
- SFMEA
- 5-Why
- Cause and Effect
Who Should Attend
Anyone interested in acquiring or improving advanced problem solving skills will benefit from this course. Individuals responsible for solving maintenance and reliability problems and preventing future occurrences of equipment and system failures, including: technicians, engineers, supervisors and managers.
Course Dates
Oct 26–28, 2010 (Charleston, SC)
May 3-5, 2011 (Charleston, SC)
Sep 13-15, 2011 (Charleston, SC)
Course Pricing
$2,495
Course CEU's
2.1
Course Location
- Life Cycle Institute, 4360 Corporate Road, Charleston, SC 29405
Each course includes a comprehensive active learning manual, morning and afternoon refreshments, lunch, and the use of a fully equipped e-business center. Class hours are 8:00am to 4:00pm Tuesday through Thursday. All students completing a class at the Life Cycle Institute will receive a certificate of completion awarding CEU’s.
Course Facilitators
For More Information
800-556-9589 | education@LCE.com
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