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enti

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P

rocedure

BOS-PRD-1201.901202

Version 02. Original date: 03/12/2013. Version date: 31/12/2014. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS Deputy QHSE Manager. Approved by: Quality Director of BOURBON. Validated by: Quality Director of BOURBON.

This QMS document is validated as compliant to BOURBON standards (

http://intranet.bourbon-online.com/QMS

).

6/12

Integral transposition from

Corporate original

(last version date:14/08/12)

The

I

mplement

a

tion Re

s

pon

s

i

b

le

shall:

x

Assess and analyse the potential causes;

x

Defining the potential impact;

x

Define an action plan adapted to the potential impact.

A

ss

e

ss

ing

a

nd

a

n

a

ly

s

ing

potenti

a

l c

a

u

s

e

s

E

ff

iciency

a

nd e

ff

ecti

v

ene

ss

:

The solutions need to have a reasonable

probability of solving the potential problem;

Budget:

The preventive action cost

shall

be within

the budget of the impacted Organisation

and appropriate;

Employee in

v

ol

v

ement:

Employee

s

affected by the potential

problem

should

be involved when

identifying potential causes;

Focu

s

on

s

y

s

tem

s

:

The solutions

shall

be focused on a

systemic view.

Employee

s

do make

mistakes, but that is not usually the root

cause of the problem.

Q

u

a

lity tool

s

(

not limited to

)

:

5 Why’s

:

The 5 Why’s’ is used to identify the root causes of a problem

to avoid analyzing superficial causes.

5 WH

:

The 5WH is a tool used to describe a situation (problem,

causes, solutions, etc.) and to accurately analyse all

elements.

F

a

ult Tree Method

:

The fault tree is used to search an orderly chain of causes

leading to root cause.

Flo

w

-

C

h

a

rt

:

A flow-chart is a type of diagram that represents a process or

related activities, showing the steps as boxes of various

kinds, and their order by connecting these with arrows. This

diagrammatic representation can give a step-by-step solution

to a given problem.

Hi

s

togr

a

m

:

An histogram is a bar chart representing a frequency

distribution; heights of the bars represent observed

frequencies.

Is

hik

awa

Di

a

gr

a

m

:

This diagram is used to order and visualize the relationship

between an "effect "and all linked causes.

Pa

reto

C

h

a

rt

:

The Pareto principle (also known as the 80-20 rule), states

that, for many events, roughly 80% of the effects come from

20% of the causes. The Pareto chart is used to order and

visualize the 80-20 rule.

T

a

pRoot

TM

:

TapRooT

TM

methodology

–

and corresponding software,

which combines incident identification, analysis, and

dynamic report,

shall

be used for investigating all incidents

and any other type of deviation or non-conformity when

applicable. In this cases, the

I

mplement

a

tion Re

s

pon

s

i

b

le

,

designated by the

P

roce

ss

O

w

ner

,

shall

be in charge of the

root cause analysis in TapRooT

TM

.

The preventive action

shall

be described in the

Quality Improvement Action Plan

. A due date

shall

be

indicated for implementation.

Once completed, the Preventive Action

shall

be approved by the respective

P

roce

ss

O

w

ner

. If the

Preventive Action plan is not approved, the

I

mplement

a

tion Re

s

pon

s

i

b

le

shall

propose another Preventive

Action until approval.

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