FMEA for Beginners: Taking Preventive
Action
This introductory course
presents a step-by-step method for conducting Failure Mode and Effects
Analysis (FMEA). It defines the role, methodologies, and implementation
of FMEAs as an essential component of a preventive action program. Participants
will determine FMEA objectives, potential failure cause and effect, assessment
of risks, and preventive action plans. This interactive course includes handouts,
practice exercises, job aids, design-process-service examples,
quizzes, free FMEA excel template (editable) and a free
desk reference. The class has been updated to be consistent with the
FMEA 4th edition reference manual for use by automotive suppliers.
The course requires the completion of a homework assignment
that will be graded by an instructor. Feedback is provided
on all assignments.
Learning
Outcomes
Upon the completion
of this course, you will be able to:
- define the properties
of FMEA
- brainstorm potential
failures
- assess risk of
failure
- determine areas
that need action
- apply FMEA methods
- know the roles
for team participation
- complete FMEAs
for your operations
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Technical
Requirements
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MEET THE INSTRUCTOR:
Elizabeth Bild is a management consultant and trainer who specializes in quality management systems. She has developed training courses for SPC, ISO 9000, and TS/ISO 16949. She currently consults on ISO 9001, TS/ISO 16949 and SAE AS9100. She has had over 30 years in business in quality management and supervision. She has a BS and an MS in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University. Questions? Click here to contact Elizabeth.
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Course
Provider: QualityWBT Center for
Education; Designer: J.P. Russell & Associates
International Association for Continuing Education & Training
(IACET) Authorized Provider of CEUs
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