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    Occurrence Table - AIAG-VDA Process FMEA

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    The document describes criteria for assigning an Occurrence Potential (O) rating in a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA). The O rating is a predictive qualitative measure of how likely a potential failure cause is to occur, based on the type and robustness of any prevention controls. Lower O ratings indicate prevention controls that are highly or extremely effective at preventing failure. Higher ratings mean little to no controls or controls with limited effectiveness. The O rating is assigned according to time-based failure predictions, incidents per items produced, and type of prevention control measures in place.

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    The document describes criteria for assigning an Occurrence Potential (O) rating in a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA). The O rating is a predictive qualitative measure of how likely a potential failure cause is to occur, based on the type and robustness of any prevention controls. Lower O ratings indicate prevention controls that are highly or extremely effective at preventing failure. Higher ratings mean little to no controls or controls with limited effectiveness. The O rating is assigned according to time-based failure predictions, incidents per items produced, and type of prevention control measures in place.

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    The document describes criteria for assigning an Occurrence Potential (O) rating in a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA). The O rating is a predictive qualitative measure of how likely a potential failure cause is to occur, based on the type and robustness of any prevention controls. Lower O ratings indicate prevention controls that are highly or extremely effective at preventing failure. Higher ratings mean little to no controls or controls with limited effectiveness. The O rating is assigned according to time-based failure predictions, incidents per items produced, and type of prevention control measures in place.

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    The document describes criteria for assigning an Occurrence Potential (O) rating in a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA). The O rating is a predictive qualitative measure of how likely a potential failure cause is to occur, based on the type and robustness of any prevention controls. Lower O ratings indicate prevention controls that are highly or extremely effective at preventing failure. Higher ratings mean little to no controls or controls with limited effectiveness. The O rating is assigned according to time-based failure predictions, incidents per items produced, and type of prevention control measures in place.

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    The document discusses occurrence potential ratings which are used to predict the likelihood of failure causes occurring based on prevention controls. Lower ratings indicate more effective prevention controls.

    Occurrence potential is a predictive and qualitative rating of the likelihood of a failure cause occurring. It is rated according to various criteria to determine the best estimate considering any prevention controls in place.

    Occurrence ratings are determined based on the predicted frequency of a failure cause, ranging from every time to never occurring based on time periods like per shift, day, week etc.

    Occurrence Potential (O) for the process

    Potential failure cause rated according to the criteria below. Consider Prevention Controls when determining the best
    occurrence estimate. Occurrence is the predictive qualitative rating method at the time of evaluations and may not
    reflect the actual Occurrence. The Occurrence rating number is a relative rating within the scope of FMEA (Process
    being evaluated). For prevention control with multiple Occurrence Rating, use the rating that best reflects the
    robustness of the control.

    Prediction of failure
    O Type of Control Prevention Control
    cause occurring
    10 Extremely High None No Preventive Controls

    9 Prevention control will have little effect in


    Very High Behavioral
    8 preventing failure cause

    7
    Prevention control somewhat effective in preventing
    High
    failure cause
    6
    Behavioral or Technical

    5
    Moderate Prevention control are effective in preventing failure
    4 cause

    3 low
    Best Practices: Prevention control are highly effective in preventing
    Behavioral or Technical failure cause
    2 Very Low

    Prevention control are extremely effective in


    preventing failure cause from occurring due to
    1 Extremely Low Technical design (i.e.; part geometry) or process (i.e.; fixture or
    tooling design) Intent of prevention control- Failure
    cannot be physically produced due to the failure
    cause
    Occurrence Potential (O) for the process

    Potential failure cause rated according to the criteria below. Consider Prevention Controls when determining the best
    occurrence estimate. Occurrence is the predictive qualitative rating method at the time of evaluations and may not
    reflect the actual Occurrence. The Occurrence rating number is a relative rating within the scope of FMEA (Process being
    evaluate). For prevention control with multiple Occurrence Rating, use the rating that best reflects the robustness of the
    control.

    Time Based Failure


    O Type of Control Prevention Control
    Cause prediction
    10 Every time None No Preventive Controls

    9 Almost every time Prevention control will have little effect in


    Behavioral
    8 More than once per shift preventing failure cause

    7 More than once per day Prevention control somewhat effective in preventing
    failure cause
    6 More than once per week
    Behavioral or Technical

    5 More than once per


    month Prevention control are effective in preventing failure
    4 cause
    More than once per year
    3 Once per year Best Practices: Prevention control are highly effective in preventing
    2 Less than once per year Behavioral or Technical failure cause

    Prevention control are extremely effective in


    preventing failure cause from occurring due to
    1 Technical design (i.e.; part geometry) or process (i.e.; fixture or
    Never
    tooling design) Intent of prevention control- Failure
    cannot be physically produced due to the failure
    cause
    Occurrence Potential (O) for the process

    Potential failure cause rated according to the criteria below. Consider Prevention Controls when determining the best
    occurrence estimate. Occurrence is the predictive qualitative rating method at the time of evaluations and may not
    reflect the actual Occurrence. The Occurrence rating number is a relative rating within the scope of FMEA (Process being
    evaluate). For prevention control with multiple Occurrence Rating, use the rating that best reflects the robustness of the
    control.

    Incidents per 1000


    O Type of Control Prevention Control
    items/ Vehicles
    >= 100 per thousand
    10 None No Preventive Controls
    >/= 1in 10
    50 per thousand
    9
    1 in 20
    Prevention control will have little effect in
    20 per thousand Behavioral
    preventing failure cause
    8 1 in 50

    10 per thousand
    7
    1 in 100
    Prevention control somewhat effective in preventing
    failure cause
    2 per thousand
    6
    1 in 500
    Behavioral or Technical
    0.5 per thousand
    5
    1 in 2000
    Prevention control are effective in preventing failure
    0.1 per thousand cause
    4
    1 in 10,000

    0.01 per thousand


    3
    1 in 100,000 Best Practices: Prevention control are highly effective in preventing
    Behavioral or Technical failure cause
    0.001 per thousand
    2
    1 in 1,000,000

    Prevention control are extremely effective in


    preventing failure cause from occurring due to
    Failure is eliminated
    1 Technical design (i.e.; part geometry) or process (i.e.; fixture or
    through Prevention
    tooling design) Intent of prevention control- Failure
    control
    cannot be physically produced due to the failure
    cause

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