June 2021
Maintenance and Reliability
Risk mitigation procedure following criticality assessment and FMEA
In asset performance management (APM), criticality assessment and failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) are powerful tools that enable the identification of opportunities to minimize asset lifecycle costs during the development of equipment strategies.
The Author
Tong Zou is a Senior Engineering Specialist at T.A. Cook Consultants. He has more than 16 yr of reliability engineering experience in the power generation, automotive, oil and gas and petrochemical industries. Dr. Tong’s expertise includes reliability-centered maintenance, system and component reliability analysis, equipment life data analytics and reliability-based design optimization. Since joining T.A. Cook, he has worked on client projects focusing on reliability improvement.
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