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Failure reporting navigator ISO 14224

  • June 11, 2025
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Hello Everybody,

have anybody tried to setup the FASN up to comply with ISO 14224 ???

 

we have made our own solution in IFS8 but enabled the Item class etc in IFS 10 for setting this up in accordance with IFS, but doesnt really seem to be able to make the ISO 14224 “Multilevel” reporting … ??

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Mayura Wasantha
Superhero (Employee)
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  • Superhero (Employee)
  • June 16, 2025

Hi ​@KMortensen1976  - Could you kindly elaborate more on what is missing here?  


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  • Do Gooder (Customer)
  • July 24, 2025

Hi sorry had to reset my password ;-)

the ISO 14224 is a multilevel reporting so when you have the main system and create a WO on this your first level of reporting you have the first level of subfunctions, when you select a sublevel you get the relevant choices for the subsystem. 

If you want to do this in IFS you can use the child itemclasses, but they can only be used for the main Itemclass of where they where created and thus not reused for other itemclasses and when using more functions your Symptom/cause selections are multiplied to a point where it is not usefull.


RECOFR
Sidekick (Partner)
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  • Sidekick (Partner)
  • April 13, 2026

Hi all,

I also need to make the Failure Analysis Setup Navigator compliant with ISO 14224. Based on this standard, my current mapping proposal is as follows:

  • Item classes (B.6 → B.14 – Equipment class code)
  • Functions (nothing found)
  • Fault types (nothing found)
  • Symptoms (B.6 → B.14 – Failure modes)
  • Causes (B.3 – Failure causes)
  • Corrective actions (B.5 – Maintenance activity)
  • Discovery code (B.4 – Detection method)

I couldn’t map the following items:

  • B.1: Failure in relation to reliability and availability
  • B.2: Failure mechanism

@KMortensen1976: Did you eventually succeed with your setup?

@Mayura Wasantha: Do you know if the Failure Analysis Setup Navigator was designed to comply with a specific standard?

Thanks both for your help.