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Seminar Content The History of FMEA The Three Steps of FMEA An Introduction to the Seven Failure Modes (7FMTM) The Benefits of Process FMEA The FMEA Roadmap
The FMEA Process - Risk Analysis Team Selection Information Sources for Use in the Process FMEA Mapping the Process Using a Flow Diagram · Inputs, Conditions for Success, and Causes · Process Operations, Functions, Actions, and Energies · Process Outputs and Effects Failure Mode Brainstorming and Evaluation Failure Mode Brainstorming Form Cause and Effect Analysis Form Identification of Current Controls: Preventive and Detection Assessing Severity, Occurrence and Controls The FMEA Form: Documenting the Analysis
The FMEA Process - Risk Reduction Prioritizing Failure Modes Developing Recommended Actions |
The Process FMEA as a Living Document Risk Reduction Activities: Product/Process Design Changes Pre-Launch/Production Control Plan Writing Control Plans from FMEAs Introduction to Control Plans The Relationship between the Causes of Process FMEA Failure Modes and Process Parameters The Control Plan as a Living Document Writing Reaction Plans
Who Should Attend Individuals from engineering, quality, purchasing, manufacturing or marketing who might participate in the development of a Process FMEA
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Complimentary breakfast and lunch included.
Each participant will receive a comprehensive manual at the start of the seminar and upon successful completion, participants will receive certification. |