In this episode...Sofeast's CEO Renaud Anjoran and Adrian from the team discuss product failure analysis. Hopefully, you never need to do one, but if you are hit with quality, reliability, or safety problems with your product during development or, more likely, in the field, it may be necessary to help you decide what to do. This is especially important if problems are severe enough to warrant a recall.Renaud explains what a failure analysis is, when it may be required, and the FA methodology you can follow step-by-step with required actions per step. Show SectionsWhat kinds of problems warrant performing a failure analysis?Failure analysis may be required in these 2 scenarios:0: Who will work on this analysis and what are the timelines and project context?Gather information Document any information about the failure First analysis Deeper analysis Containment, if needed Corrective action plan Corrective action implementation & follow-up  Related content...Get help from Sofeast's experienced product engineers to perform your product failure analysis and follow-up testing if required.Missing Important Tasks During DVT Could Result In Damaging Product Recalls! [Podcast] - Philips medical device recall example.Investigating the Causes of Product Failure and Improving DesignWhy Product Safety, Quality, and Reliability Are Tightly LinkedProduct Reliability Testing | 7 FAQs8D Problem Solving ProcessCorrective action plan + template Get in touch with usConnect with us on LinkedInSend us a tweet @sofeastPrefer Facebook? Check us out on FBContact us via Sofeast's contact pageSubscribe to our YouTube channel Subscribe to the podcast There are more episodes to come, so remember to subscribe! You can do so in your favorite podcast apps here and don't forget to give us a 5-star rating, please:Apple PodcastsSpotifyStitcherGoogle PodcastsTuneInAmazon PodcastsDeezeriHeartRADIOPlayerFMListen NotesPodcast AddictPodchaser