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In conclusion, the only single major failure most people make with Failure Mode and Effects Analyses at times is to spend time totally concluding the document and then going ahead to keep it in a file cabinet somewhere. The Failure Mode and Effects Analysis is a vital dynamic document, meaning it remains as long as the process or product it is connected with does and should be in use for as long as the organization exists. By using FMEA Analysis it can save huge cost by preventing an issue, for example a change to a drawing or process is far less than a recall of a product.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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