New Αpplication of FMEA Αnalysis in the Ηeavy Ιndustry Supply Chain

Kulińska, Ewa; Masłowski, Dariusz; Dendera-Gruszka, Małgorzata

doi:10.35808/ersj/2312

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“…It may be inferred from the existing body of research that the supply chain industry uses risk analysis methods that closely resemble those employed in various other domains. The authors exclusively employ the FMEA [12][13][14] assessment technique, or a modified version of FMEA with factors limited to 5 levels instead of 10 [15]. Alternatively, they utilize mixed evaluation techniques such as Fuzzy-FMEA [11,[16][17][18][19], Fuzzy-AHP [20,21], FMEA-ANP [22], or Fuzzy Bayesian-based FMEA [14].…”

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REFS-A Risk Evaluation Framework on Supply Chain

Mihálcz,

Kosztyán

2024

Mathematics

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Large, powerful corporations were formerly solely and exclusively responsible for supplies, manufacturing, and distribution; however, the supply chain has undergone significant transformations over the last half-century. Almost all supply chain processes are currently outsourced, owing to the initiatives of cutting-edge, contemporary businesses. According to a compilation of studies, analysts, and news sources, the level of risk associated with modern supply chains is considerably higher than the majority of supply chain managers believe. Supply chain vulnerabilities continue to pose a substantial obstacle for a great number of organizations. Neglecting to adequately address these risks—encompassing natural disasters, cyber assaults, acts of terrorism, the credit crisis, pandemic scenarios, and war—could result in substantial reductions in metrics such as profitability, productivity, revenue, and competitive advantage. Unresolved concerns persist with respect to the risk assessment of the supply chain. The purpose of this article is to propose a framework for risk evaluation that can be efficiently applied to the evaluation of hazards within the supply chain. This research study significantly enhances the existing knowledge base by offering supply chain managers a pragmatic tool to evaluate their processes, regardless of the mathematical foundations or the variety of variables utilized in risk assessment. The outcomes of multiple aggregation methods are compared using a case study from an automotive EMS production; the conclusions are validated by risk and FMEA specialists from the same factory.

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REFS-A Risk Evaluation Framework on Supply Chain

Mihálcz,

Kosztyán

2024

Mathematics

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“…According to AS/NZS Standard 4360:1995, risk is the chance of something happening that has an impact on the goal as measured in terms of consequences and probabilities. Companies that apply risk assessment will be more aware and ready to face the possibility of potential risks and can estimate the handling scenario [12] defines risk management in an organization as a risk management system faced by an organization comprehensively to increase corporate value. according to Vaughan in Rosih et al, [13], uncertainty is a state of mind filled with doubt.…”

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Identification and Evaluation of Logistics Operational Risk Using the Fmea Method at PT. XZY

Nurcahyanie¹,

Cahyono²

2023

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The purpose of this study is to identify risks to operational factors in PT. XZY identifies and formulates existing handlers in PT. XZY related to risks to work operations. This study used the FMEA method. FMEA is a method used to perform analysis inductively, carried out repeatedly and systematically so that the process can be documented. Data was obtained using direct observation and interviews with logistics workers. Based on the results of problem identification and fmea calculation results, 19 operational risks were obtained in the logistics department of PT. XZY and varying RPN values, with the smallest value being 12 and the largest value being 729. Thus, it is concluded that the 3 highest risks in operations that can hinder work activities are limited product storage, improper placement of spare parts, and input errors in the system

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New Αpplication of FMEA Αnalysis in the Ηeavy Ιndustry Supply Chain

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REFS-A Risk Evaluation Framework on Supply Chain

REFS-A Risk Evaluation Framework on Supply Chain

Identification and Evaluation of Logistics Operational Risk Using the Fmea Method at PT. XZY

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