There are a number of reasons why terminations might fail and you really need to have a look at them closely to see why. As you have had two failures you should be able to home-in on the problem.
Some simple things to look for are:
Did both fail in the same way?
Are adjacent terminations showing signs of distress?
Have there been any system events that could have weakened the terminations (lightning strike)?
Have components been fitted correctly?
Are the premoulded components sized correctly for the prepared insulation (cable can be over or undersized for premoulded components)?
Did the same jointer terminate them, was he trained?
The evidence normally lies in an unfailed accessory. If you can, strip down an adjacent termination and inspect it for installation quality, dimensional check, fit and incipient distress.
The highest stress on the termination insulation is invariably at the insulation screen (shield) termination.