Root Cause and CAPA Process Explained!!!
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- As Quality Engineers, we’re constantly engaged in root cause and corrective action!
So I wanted to break down the CAPA process into a handful of distinct phases to help you work your way through the process.
00:00 - Intro to CAPA
0:50 - Problem Identification
7:14 - Root Cause Analysis
• The 7 Quality Control ...
13:28 - Problem Correction
15:32 - Recurrence Control
17:47 - Verification of Effectiveness
19:49 - Prevention
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Loved the coverage of important aspects and how and at what place they are used in the industry processes. Thanks Andy!
You're welcome!
l have been binging your videos for my new job and learning the fundamentals of quality engineering. Always good content!
Hi Andy,
Thank you so much for your videos! All of them are great and really useful for me!
Very clear and professional lecture. Thank you
I have been binging your videos for my new job and learning the fundamentals of quality engineering. Always good content!
Wow, thanks so much, I'm glad you're enjoying the videos!!
Thank you for your training videos. It means a lot to me!
You're welcome Hoanganh!!!
Dear Andy, I am so happy to watch your videos, especially this one for my PMP preparation exam. Awesome explanation!
Could you kindly think of making a video as soon as you can explaining Root cause and CAPA with an example? That would be of great help for me as I learn much quicker with examples. Many thanks in advance.
Hey Guilda! Yes, I will definitely add some Root Cause Analysis topics to my to-do list for the future!
Great video Andy!! Lots of useful information.
Thanks Sami!!!!
I work as a process technician. Very useful training videos. I'm grateful for that.
Thanks Aleksandra!!!!
Thank you for this informative video!
You're welcome Arman!!
Very Clear explanation!
Thanks Jesus, I'm glad you liked it!!!
Very detailed 👌
Great Video. Used it for interview preparation!
Awesome, I'm glad you liked it!
Andy thank you very much to share your knowledge.
You're absolutely Angel!!!!
You have just set the standards on simplified learning. So useful. TQ man. Just subscribed...(second comment here, typed earlier but not sure why it does not appear under comments section)
Wow, thanks so much Raj!!!!
I new in the channel, congratulations for the content of this video. Thank you for share your knowledge. Regards from Monterrey NL, Mx.
Thanks Mario!!!!
Super helpful! Thanks!
You're welcome Monique!!!!
Wonderful presentation!
Thanks Nithi!
LOVE YOUR MATERIAL
Thanks Lee!!!!!
Thank you for the information
Thanks Mamdouh, you're welcome!!!
Thank you so much for your great training videos !!!! Looking forward to see more. Studying CQE and the videos are so useful!
Hey Ross!! I'm glad you're liking the videos!
I also have a free course that I think you'll like: cqeacademy.teachable.com/p/top-10-topics/
Whenever I have a question about CAPA & RCA.i go back to your videos, Andy.
Looking forward to register in your class to become a CQE - as soon as I meet the requirements.
Wow, thanks so much, I'm looking forward to helping you pass the CQE exam!
really loved it ❤️
Awesome, I'm glad you loved it!!
You are awesome! QA Compliance here!
Thanks so much, I'm glad you love the videos!!!!
A really useful summary, is there a link to the various tools somewhere?
Thanks!
Wow, you're welcome, thank you so much for the super thanks!!!!
Great videos. The world needs more of this
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Thanks, that's great feedback!
The best explanation, shorter time
Thanks Hussein!!!
Andy,
I didnt see any videos yet touching on DOE, perhaps I missed it? If not, do you plan on doing one in the near future?
Hey Sombra! It's definitely on the to-do list, but I've got a ton of other priorities and customers to serve. I'm guessing it'll be done by the end of Q1 2022 ish.
Thanks for your patience!
Hello, I actually have a question. Is root cause analysis used to improve the outcome when the process is already stable, or is it used to make the process stable, by removing the so called special causes?
Great question!
So when a process is already stable, the only way to make improvements is to reduce the common cause variation for that process.
Do that still requires investigation, measurement and analysis of your process to understand the root causes of that variation. So in a sense, your ability to understand the root cause of variation would also apply here.
@@greenbeltacademy sorry for the late reply, but I had to take a few days to look a bit more into it!
Yes I understand, although I have to say that this is a bit of a confusing topic because in some six sigma courses they say that common causes are common because they don't have a root cause...
what six sigma tools do you suggest to investigate on the root cause of common causes as opposed to special causes?
Thanks in advance
@@datascience1274 Hey There!
A designed experiment can be a great tool to quantify the sources of common cause variation.
Hi.. While using 5W2H, how can we use 'WHY' as that's exactly the reason we are performing the root cause analysis. If the 'WHY' means something else from what I have expressed, please comment. Thank you.
Hey Narendra, when writing your problem statement (using Is/Is not) it's often possible to take your first guess at the "why" of the root cause. It doesn't have to be perfect, and we will use the entire root cause process to establish the true root cause of a problem.
What does AD stand for ?
is it obligatory if you follow jci rca framework to answer all 24 questions?
Hey Mike, that's a great question, and a bit of a loaded question. Sooo, if your procedures require that you answer all 24 questions, then yes it's obligatory - because your SOP requires it.
From a more holistic perspective in terms of identifying the root cause of a problem, and developing an effective countermeasure - No, it's not required to answer all 24 questions.
@@CQEAcademy Thank you for your information, for my organization it's not obligatory but I don't know if it is for a JCI survey.