Course Description:

FEMA is a discipline technique to early identify and help minimize potential concerns/ failures about quality, safety and functionality of products.

Audience profile:

Design engineers, process engineers/ supervisors and process owners who are involved in the development, implementation and follow up of FMEA as an improvement tool in the quality management system such as ISO/TS 16949 or individuals who have a role as internal auditors for ISO/ TS 16949.

Learning outcomes:

1. Identification of FMEA basic concepts and knowledge
2. Ability to develop, implement and follow- up on FMEA in the design and manufacturing processes
3. Being able to link FMEA into the overall design and manufacturing processes
4. Communicate why FMEA should be regularly updates and linked effectively to a control plan for the manufacturing process. 

Course Outline: 

• FMEA Process Overview
• What is risk, failure, failure mode and failure effect?
• Purpose, use and types of FMEA
• Standards and guideline tied to FMEA (i.e. ISO 9000, ISO/TS 16949)
• Systems/ subsystems/ components design FMEA
• FMEA Development Methodology
• Cross functional team structure and rules for efficiency
• Steps of FMEA
• Review of Reporting requirements & Forms
• Development of Recommended Actions & Follow – up
• Review of Action Results
• Examples of process and design FMEA
• Practical application of the process FMEA Technique

WORKSHOP STYLE: 

This will be a participative workshop with a mix of interactive learning sessions, exercises and discussions aimed to provide maximum impact and learning retention for all delegates.