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The document discusses the 5 Why's technique for root cause analysis. It can be used for troubleshooting, quality improvement, and problem solving. The process involves repeatedly asking "Why?" five times to determine the root cause of a problem by drilling down through its symptoms. Tools like Ishikawa charts, design of experiments, and statistical analysis can also aid in root cause analysis.
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- 2. What is 5 Why's? Problem Root Cause Corrective Actions Root Cause analysis Tools: Ishikawa Charts (Fish Bone) Design of Experiments Is / Is not Analysis 5 Whys5 Whys Cause & Effect Diagram. Statistical Data Analysis (Cpk, Paretto Charts, Anova,etc)
- 3. Benefits of 5 Why's
- 4. When to use 5 Why? 5 Whys can be used in : troubleshooting, quality improvement and problem solving
- 5. 5 Why Analysis 1) Masalah 3)Tindakan yang patut diambil 2) Punca masalah
- 15. The 5 Why Process