Consequence priority

The unique name of the priority. Typically, the name indicates the priority’s importance in relation to others, for example, “High” or “Medium”.

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Abbreviation

Short name for the consequence priority.

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Ranking

The positive number that indicates the position of the priority relative to the others. Small numbers indicate less critical ranks, and larger numbers more critical ranks.

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RCA score

The positive number that indicates the position of the priority relative to the others. Small numbers indicate less critical ranks, and larger numbers more critical ranks.

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Relationships between groups

Defines the relationship between rule groups: • AND within a group, OR between groups - All values within groups must be true for the group to be true. Just one of the groups must be true for the rule to be true. • OR within a group, AND between groups - Just one of the values within a group must be true for the group to be true. All of the groups must be true for the rule to be true.

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Summary

APM compiles the rule clauses into a summary of the rule, using the selected group relationship. For example: ((FM Severity is greater than 25) AND (Safety is greater than 7) AND (Environmental is greater than 9)) OR ((Failure costs is greater than $15,000) AND (Downtime is greater than 72 hours))

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