What criteria should be applied to determine whether to accept or reject fault tree analyses?
There are 28 attributes to look for:
- 16 mandatory,
- 5 highly recommended, and
- 7 desirable.
We teach these at our:
For those of you who have not attended these courses, we strongly recommend the purchase of this checklist.
Your customer may be using this as their checklist on your submissions.
It is sine qua non for organizations such as:
- FAA,
- FDA,
- FRA,
- DOD,
- NASA,
- Ministry of Defence (U.K.),
- prime contractors,
- subcontractors, and
- auditors.
"Your Fault Tree Analysis Acceptance/Rejection Criteria provided us a convenient set of guidelines to use when reviewing submissions" - FAA Representative.
"Excellent criteria" - Lockheed Martin Representative.
"Nice checklist" - General Dynamics Mission Systems Representative.
"Very good information which I’ll add to my “tools” for safety analysis" - WABTEC Representative.
Throughout our history we have seen absolutely horrible FTAs. Unfortunately, many of these are accepted due to the client's lack of experience.
It is common for these people to simply not have the time, resources or design insight to review fault trees in detail.
Customers use this list as a basis to
ACCEPT
or
REJECT
prime contractor/supplier fault tree analyses.
or
REJECT
prime contractor/supplier fault tree analyses.
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