Fake Spare Parts When No Domestic Brand Names Can Be Trusted

Domon, Koji

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-90466-5_3

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“…It also reflects the current inadequate infrastructure conditions of Chinese plants. These findings are consistent with those of Domon (2018). In manufacturing plants, due to the increase in production orders and the compression of costs, the quality of equipment's spare parts is often impoverished…”

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Human error in maintenance: A case study from China

Duan

Zhang

Xia

2022

Hum Ftrs & Erg Mfg Svc

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Human error is an essential factor that affects the quality and safety of industrial production. To deeply understand the human factors that cause failures in an organization from the perspective of maintenance personnel, we propose an analytical approach combined with Fault Tree Analysis and qualitative analysis and apply this approach to maintenance task failure incidents. These proposed methods are based on human factor classification and the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System. We conduct a case study to prove the effectiveness of applying our approach to the Chinese manufacturing industry. Results enabled the disclosure of the “latent factors” of maintenance incidents, helped improve human error analysis in maintenance incidents and helped to understand the fundamental reasons that affect work reliability and cause maintenance failures. This case study focuses on the impact of critical human factors on organizational effectiveness and operational reliability during maintenance activities.

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confidence: 93%