Run a mini-FMEA on the pedestrian route
Use FMEA-style severity, occurrence, and detection thinking to prioritize pedestrian-route risks in a parking facility.
Temporary lobby path crosses a valet aisle with a blind corner during a two-week construction phase. FMEA: identify failure modes, effects, severity, occurrence, detection, and countermeasures. The common shortcut is to ask whether the route has signage, then stop. Signage is not the same as detection or prevention. Before Two arrow signs, no sightline review, no peak-hour observation, and no assigned owner for near-miss reporting. After Barrier-guided route, valet spotter at peak, mirror at blind corner, and two daily checks for path drift. Failure mode Pedestrian enters valet aisle blind corner while a vehicle reverses from staging. A failure mode…
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