Understanding and Implementing Design and Process FMEA – 4th Edition
Establish the foundation to void Murphy's Law; things that could go wrong don't have to when you learn to use the 4th Edition Design and Process FMEAs successfully.
This two-day workshop will teach you the skills to understand and use FMEAs and the concept of risk reduction and defect prevention. Turn your quality control around when you discover the impact of failure and how you can reduce the risk with FMEAs. Then, take your skills and knowledge beyond the concepts by learning the specifics of successfully developing and maintaining design and process FMEAs for your company, which includes identifying and reducing risk factors.
Delivery Options
Choose your preferred delivery method
Course Details
Length
2 Days
Prerequisites
Participants should possess a working knowledge of quality systems and methodologies, and have some experience in ISO-based quality management systems.
Learning Objectives
- Explain the benefits and general framework of FMEA as a risk analysis tool
- Relate Design and Process FMEAs to APQP and IATF 16949:2016
- Define FMEA customers
- Identify functions, potential failure modes and effects
- Determine potential causes
- Identify current prevention and detection process controls
- Identify improvement opportunities to reduce the risk of failure
- Utilize information gathered from performing an FMEA and construct a Prototype Control Plan
- Connect the Block Diagram, Design FMEAs, and Prototype Control Plans
- Utilize information gathered from performing an FMEA and construct a Pre-Launch/Production Control Plan
- Connect the Process Flow, Process FMEAs, Control Plans and Work Instructions
Who Should Attend
Recommended for Development Coordinators, APQP Team Members, Product Design Engineers, Process Engineers, Quality Professionals, PPAP Coordinators, Project Managers, and other manufacturing roles related to quality assurance.
Agenda
Day 1
- Block Diagrams
- Functional Analysis relationship at the system, subsystem and component levels
- Developing and implementing Design FMEAs
- Failure Modes
- Effects
- Occurrence
- Detection
- Process Controls
- Risk
- Managing Improvement Actions – Actions to reduce Severity, Occurrence, and Detection
- Design FMEAs and Prototype Control Plan Linkages
- Design FMEA and Process FMEA Linkages
- Design FMEA Application
Day 2
- Process Flow Charts
- Product and Process Characteristics
- Special Characteristics
- Developing and Implementing Process FMEAs
- Failure Modes
- Effects
- Occurrence
- Detection
- Process Controls
- Risk
- Managing Improvement Actions – Actions to reduce Severity, Occurrence and Detection ratings in the PFMEA
- Process FMEAs and Control Plan Linkages
- Integrating APQP Quality Plans: Process Flow, Process FMEAs, Control Plans and Work Instructions
- Process FMEA Application