QUALITY MANAGEMENT

Fishbone Analysis - Packaging Seal Strength

ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS

Fishbone Analysis - Packaging Seal Strength

Seal strength below specification observed during final inspection.
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Cause Root cause
CAUSES Man Operator did not identify earl… Shift handover did not highlig… Machine Worn thermocouple Sealing jaw contamination Method Cleaning interval not defined … Temperature setting changed wi… Material Film surface contamination Film thickness variation Measurement Seal strength test interval to… Temperature sensor verificatio… Environment High humidity near packing line Airflow from nearby door affec… PROBLEM Seal strength below specifi… ation observed during final…
Cause Register
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12 causes
CategoryCauseEvidenceClassification
Man Operator did not identify early seal degradation Interview showed seal-strength checking was performed only at the defined sampling interval. Potential cause
Man Shift handover did not highlight temperature drift Handover sheet contained no abnormality note. Potential cause
Machine Worn thermocouple Temperature readings differed from a reference thermometer by approximately 7 C. Root cause
Machine Sealing jaw contamination Residue was visible on the jaw surface after line stoppage. Root cause
Method Cleaning interval not defined by production hours Work instruction specified cleaning but did not define frequency. Potential cause
Method Temperature setting changed without documented verification Parameter sheet did not require independent verification after adjustment. Potential cause
Material Film surface contamination Incoming material inspection found intermittent dust particles on two rolls. Potential cause
Material Film thickness variation Supplier certificate showed thickness variation within specification but close to the upper tolerance. Potential cause
Measurement Seal strength test interval too long Sampling interval was 60 minutes and did not detect short-term drift quickly. Potential cause
Measurement Temperature sensor verification overdue Calibration record showed verification was due within the same week. Potential cause
Environment High humidity near packing line Humidity was recorded at 78 percent during the affected shift. Potential cause
Environment Airflow from nearby door affected cooling Door remained open during material movement for approximately 35 minutes. Potential cause
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