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FME Terms and Definitions
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FME Terms and Definitions To better understand Foreign Material Exclusion it is essential to understand the FME terms and definitions. Breach β To alter the integrity of a system or component to the point at which foreign material can enter. Clean Enclosure - A temporary structure erected around a work area to reduce the possibility of foreign material entering a system or component. Examples include glove bags, tents, cages, or temporary buildings. Closeout Inspection - FME area (FMEA) inspection performed upon completion of the work to verify all foreign material has been removed from the inside of the system/component prior...
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FME - Best Practices - What is expected of a FME worker?
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In the world of FME, What is expected of a FME worker? Β While working in the plant, FME (Foreign Material Exclusion) workers must be personally committed to be error-free: Dedicated FME monitor roles and responsibilities The FME monitors are individuals assigned to monitor and log the movement of tools and materials in and out of the FME Zone. Has command and control of FME zones Maintains log and performs periodic log reconciliations Performs quality turnover for monitor responsibilities Performs housekeeping inspection of areas in an FME zone 1 Workers read and sign the specific FME plan for the designated...
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