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8. Conclusion
The heuristic methods we have just described for defining the criticality of equipment in the absence of experience feedback based on expert judgement, use principles that are more or less based on scientific approaches. Most of these techniques call on a panel of experts led by a moderator. The role of this facilitator is vital, as it is usually an experienced person who will define the questionnaire and manage the modes of communication between the various partners present at the meeting or contacted by other means. It's worth noting that most consensus-building techniques use an iterative procedure, in which the facilitator uses a variety of questions to try and reach a consensus on the problems to be solved. Feedback from the use of these methods, in particular the Delphi, Régnier, Pieu or Ishikawa methods, shows that there will never be a perfect consensus, and that there is always...
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Bibliography
Websites
De JONG (H.H.), interesting Eurocontrol site on methods for identifying risks and their criticality http://www.nlr-atsi.nl/downloads/guidelines-for-the-identification-of-hazards.pdf
LINDQVIST (P.), NORDÄNGER (U.-K.), interesting site on e-Delphi methods
Standards and norms
- Evaluation Criteria for reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) Processes - SAE JA 1011 - 1999
- A Guide to the Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) Standards - SAE JA 1002 - 2002
- Operator/Manufacturer Scheduled Maintenance Development, rev 2011 - ATA MSG-3 - 2011
- Dependability management –Part 3-11: Application guide – Reliability-based maintenance - CEI 60300-3-11 - 1999
- Reliability-centered...
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