Organizations use root cause analysis (RCA) to find the source of faults or problems in a manufacturing process. Although many factors could contribute to a problem, there’s usually just one forming the root cause. To put it simply: if you can remove a factor in a problem and prevent it from occurring, that factor is the root cause of your problem.
The process is lengthy and one that’s mission-critical to your organization. Any problem you don’t fix could recur, and any recurring problem might damage your reputation, incur fines or damages, or result in unplanned shutdowns.
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6 common mistakes made during root cause analysis
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