FMEA - Failure Mode & Effects Analysis
Global Workshop Objectives

A "typical" FMEA Training Workshop is 1 or 2 days, which combines classroom training with focused "break-out" sessions working on real and simulated FMEA projects.  Both Product and Process FMEA's are thoroughly explained.  Note: The 2nd focuses mostly on real FMEA Projects for the Client.  This can be customized to fit the client's needs. 

The emphasis in this Workshop focuses on the step-by-step "How-to's" of FMEA so participants walk away with confidence and enthusiasm using the FMEA Process presented. 

The workshop objectives can be loosely summarized as the following:

• Understand the different types of FMEA’s. (System, Design, and Process)
• Learn the “How to’s” for each “Step” of an FMEA Task.
• Learn 8 strategies to help determine Root Causes of Failure Modes.
• Learn when FMEA’s should be started & completed.
• Learn how to quantify and assess risk in design and manufacturing.
• Learn several strategies to reduce or mitigate risk (RPN's)
• Learn how to assemble an effective FMEA Team.
• Learn Pugh’s Concept Selection tool for evaluating & synthesizing concepts.
• Learn how Production Control Plans integrate with FMEA.
• Learn how to plan and execute a successful FMEA project.
• Get started on a real FMEA Application in class.
• Learn FMEA well enough to start and lead FMEA Projects.
• Learn how other “Tools” can compliment and integrate with FMEA. (Control Plans, DFSS, QFD, Pugh, TRIZ, Taguchi’s Methods, FTA, VA/VE, SPC, etc.)