Avoiding missing parts

Avoiding missing parts is another key to increasing material efficiency. Defective parts not only cause material loss but also negative impact on production capacity. To prevent this, a systematic analysis of committee processes is required.

Root cause analyzes are an effective tool for sustainably reducing or even avoiding missing parts. These analyzes can be improved through a number of supporting measures, including:

Quality cost accounting: This includes the systematic recording, analysis and evaluation of all costs that arise in connection with quality assurance and the elimination of defects. Quality cost accounting helps companies understand the economic impact of quality problems and make targeted improvements.

Systematization of error analysis: A structured and systematic approach to error analysis can help to identify patterns that lead to errors. These insights can then be used to develop effective improvement strategies.

Development of suitable avoidance measures: Based on the knowledge gained, specific measures to avoid errors can be developed and implemented. These could include, for example, preventive maintenance programs, improved training or changes in production processes.