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Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a systematic quality analysis tool developed in 1960 by the aerospace industry to improve system reliability and safety. FMEA works from the bottom up to analyze each component's potential failure modes and their effects on the overall system. The 9 step FMEA process identifies risks and ways to eliminate or reduce the highest risks. FMEA is now used across many industries to improve quality, safety, and reduce costs by preventing defects.



