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    • FME(C)A 

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      • Requirements 

      • International Codes / Legislation 

      • Industry Guidance 

      • Company Internal Management System 

    • Performing the FME(C)A 

      • Selection of an FME(C)A Team 

      • Specifying the FME(C)A 

      • Agreeing the FME(C)A Structure and Scope 

      • Collating the Relevant Documentation 

      • Considerations when Performing the FME(C)A 

      • FME(C)A Methodology 

      • Criticality Assessment Methodology 

      • Verification and Validation 

      • Using the FME(C)A 

      • Periodic Verification and Validation of the FME(C)A 

    • Appendix 1 – Management of Change 

    • Appendix 2 – Typical System and Subsystem Listing 

    • Appendix 3 – Example Subsystem Analysis

    Date: Reason: Revision:
    Date:March 2024 Reason:Update of page 2, reference links and layout; no change to content Revision:Rev. 1.1
    Date:August 2022 Reason:General update ensuring the guidance meets current industry good practice. Revision:Rev. 1
    Date:November 2005 Reason:Initial publication Revision:Rev.

IMCA documents

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Our Guidance documents are categorised as follows:

  • Code of Practice – Its uniform application is recognised as essential for the safe and efficient conduct of marine contracting projects. IMCA expects the highest level of compliance with this category from its Members.

  • Recommended Practice – Its uniform application is recognised as necessary for the safe and efficient conduct of marine contracting projects. IMCA expects a high level of compliance with this category from its Members.

  • Informative Guidance – Its application is recognised as useful for the safe and efficient conduct of marine contracting projects. IMCA expects its Members to take appropriate account when planning, managing, and conducting their marine contracting projects.

Our Information Notes covering safety, technical, regulatory, commercial and various other issues relevant to its Members. Non-members can explore a small number of individual articles deemed of broader industry interest.

Anyone working for a Member company has unlimited access to our entire library of documents. This degree of transparency and ready-availability ensures that contractors, suppliers, and operators always have access to them and are aligned on the latest industry good practice.

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