FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis)
FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) is one of the most frequently used quality management tools in industry. It examines parts, systems, processes and assembly procedures to determine which failures could occur. It now also covers the criticality point from the FMECA as standard and serves as direct input for downstream safety analyses.
Training category: Processes, methods and quality
Target group: The training is aimed at people who work in the areas of development/design, validation, production or quality management.
Content:
- Fundamentals of FMEA
- Laws, standards and regulations
- The FMEA in the development process
- Preparation and planning of an FMEA
- Different types of FMEA:
- D-FMEA
- P-FMEA
- FMEA software
- FMECA - What is the risk priority number (RPN)?
- FMEA in aviation, automotive and industry
- Differences to FMES
- Evaluation of the FMEA and further processing of the results
- Weak points of FMEA, what it can and cannot do
- Difficulties with implementation
- Practical dos and don'ts when creating an FMEA
- Common software for computer-aided analyses
Duration: 1 day
Teaching method: Classroom training
Participation fee: 1.050,00€ p.P.
Training dates 2024:
- 16.05.2024 (München)
- 27.11.2024 (München)
