Learn How To Identify and Mitigate Risks with FMEA Technique
What you will learn
Provides a solid educational foundation for both practitioners and researchers in quality and reliability engineering field.
Ensures high design quality and reliability during the early development stages in order to shorten development times and stay within budget.
Teaches by example using an FMEA case study. At the end of the course is a set of multi-choice questions that help to further enhance FMEA understanding.
Implement correct and proven methods and procedures so that problems can be anticipated and prevented, resulting in safe and trouble-free products and processes
Learn how to create a FMEA worksheet for identifying and mitigating risks in design and processes.
Description
There are many quality and reliability tools available to corporations, but the one that shows up consistently in a company after company is Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA). This course covers the common types of FMEAs – System FMEAs, Design FMEAs, and Process FMEAs. This course is an ideal source for academic curricula, as well as for applications in industry. In addition, this course covers:
- The basics of FMEA and risk assessment
- How to apply key factors for an effective FMEA and prevent the most common errors
- Implementing a “best practice” FMEA process
Everyone wants to support the accomplishment of safe and trouble-free products and processes while generating happy and loyal customers. This course will show how to use FMEA to anticipate and prevent problems, reduce costs, shorten product development times, and achieve safe and highly reliable products and processes.
In this course, we touch upon the following topics:
- Need for FMEA
- What is FMEA?
- What is FMEA used for?
- Types of FMEA
- FMEA Worksheet – Template
- FMEA Worksheet – Example
- FMEA Best Practices
- Benefits of Good FMEA
- FMEA vs Testing
- Exercise – Q&A
- Summary
This course is unique with an exercise at the end. There are 10 multiple-choice questions. This will help to further enhance your understanding of FMEA.
Good luck!
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