What is the MOST important role performed by a failure review board?
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What is meant by "derating"?
I. The technique of using a part, component, or equipment under stress conditions considerably below rated values, to achieve a "reliability margin" in design.
II. The technique of using a part, component, or equipment under normal conditions to achieve a reliable product design.
III. The technique of using a part, component, or equipment below stress conditions to achieve a reliable product design.
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Product safety is a concern in today's environment. If a risk assessment is performed near the end of the design stage, consideration should be based on:
I. Hazard probability.
II. Hazard severity.
III. Risk impact.
IV. Cost impact.
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Which of the following techniques is NOT used when derating parts to enhance their overall reliability?
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Using complete field-based data, a reliability engineer has analyzed the reliability growth of a repairable system over the last 24 months. The analysis suggests a "no growth" condition, and that finding is reported to management.
Due to a pending multimillion dollar order, management requests that a line be drawn to show growth where none actually exists. The engineer's department manager directs the engineer to comply with management request.
According to the ASQ Code of Ethics, which of the following is an appropriate action for the engineer to take next?
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