Poka-Yoke Integration into Process FMEA
2014
Poka-Yoke and failure mode and effect analysis (FMEA) are methodologies that
facilitate process improvement and manufacturing capabilities. Poka-Yoke conceptually
fits into the process FMEA (PFMEA). Two integration concepts are proposed by using
FMEA and PFMEA. The first concept focuses on the elimination of the cause of
defects that is directly linked to the occurrence of the error that creates the defects. The
second concept is attributed to the segregation of rejects, which focuses on the
effectiveness of the detection system. The control and action taken by an organization
will evolve into a foolproof process by integrating Poka-Yoke into the PFMEA. Such
an error-free process will drive an organization toward the manufacture of defect-free
products. The format of Poka-Yoke PFMEA can guide users who are unfamiliar with
the best actions and controls. The integration concepts can be further expanded to cover
risks or accidents, particularly in terms of hazard identification, risk assessment, and
control. The integration of lean concepts will significantly influence quality
improvement and process optimization. This improvement will eventually affect
manufacturing cost because lean concepts always focus on waste control, optimization,
pull push concepts, and 5S. Lean concepts eliminate the rejects and optimize the overall
manufacturing cost.
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