Introduction to Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
Overview
Organisations waste very large amounts of time and money dealing with failures in products, services and processes after they occur. Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a powerful tool that identifies potential for failure and systematically prevents it.
This 1-day course comprises a series of interactive tutorials and practical exercises which cover every step in the FMEA methodology. This learning-by-doing approach ensures that the training is effective and enjoyable.
Who should attend
Any professional who wishes to develop a portfolio of practical, improvement skills will benefit.
The course is particularly appropriate for:
- Product developers, focussed on new product introduction strategies and “time-to-market”.
- Design engineers who wish to improve customer definition and manufacturing feedback.
- Quality engineers and reliability engineers.
- Process engineers involved in developing the manufacturing control plan.
- Auditors who wish to be able to perform audits on FMEA work internally or in contractors’ companies.
Benefits
- Participants will have a basic, practical understanding of FMEA and how to apply it.
- Sponsor organisations will enhance their ability to improve customer satisfaction, reduce product reliability risks and reduce costs that would arise from product failure.
Key Topics
- Purpose of FMEA
- Types of FMEA including DFMEA, PFMEA, SFMEA and FMECA
- When to conduct FMEA
- Identifying opportunities for improvement
- Step by step through the FMEA process
- Using the FMEA form
- Constituting and managing the FMEA Team
- How to avoid common pitfalls with FMEA
- Deploying FMEA effectively in your company
Structure
This 1-day course comprises a series of interactive tutorials, examples and team-based exercises. Each participant will receive a set of course notes and a certificate of attendance.
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