FMEA Training San Fransisco

FMEA Training Content
FMEA Training San Fransisco

FMEA Training Content

FMEA ( Failure Modes Effects Analysis ) teaches a disciplined method to organize potential failure modes and their effects in products and process and to establish associated resolution actions. FMEA is a primary tool to identify and prevent potential problems during conceptualisation and design of product or processes. Preventing problems will result in: faster time to market, greater factory throughput, higher customer satisfaction, and reduced product campaigns.

• Perform Product and Process FMEAs
• Link FMEA to Product Development Process and Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP)
• Facilitate an FMEA
• Participate in the development of a Design and Process FMEA
• Define risk and determine levels of risk requiring mitigation
• Set up an effective Cross Functional Team (CFT) required for FMEA Development
• Efficiently select Severity, Occurrence and Detection rankings
• Implement a risk reduction process through criticality, significance and annoyance
• Determine design and process special characteristics
• Understand and demonstrate the links between Design FMEA and Process FMEA
• Understand the different types of Design and Process FMEAs
• System
• Subsystem
• Component
• Assembly
• Manufacturing
• Create and manage action plans derived from FMEA
• Manage and store FMEA content for future use
• Understand links between FMEA and problem solving methods, such as:
• Eight Disciplines of Problem Solving (8D)
• 5 Why
• Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
• A3
• Plan Do Check Act (PDCA)
• Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control (DMAIC)
• Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
• Understand links to Control Plan Methodology.

• Identify Severity, Occurrence and Detection tables in both FMEA 4th Edition and AIAG VDA FMEA
• Identify the 7 Step Model in AIAG VDA FMEA
• Identify the Three Pathway Model of Criticality, Significance and Annoyance
• Deliver Structure and Failure Analysis
• Identify the difference between Design and Process FMEA and how they interact
• Define Action Priority (AP) over Risk Priority Number (RPN)
• Identify Criticality over AP and RPN
• Identify FMEA-MSR (Monitoring and System Response) and links to ISO26262

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