FMEA - Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
General Information
- Code
- FMEA
- Duration
- 2 Days
Many safety standards – also including ISO 26262 – require that a systems analysis is done using a failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA). This seminar will teach you the theoretical foundations of the FMEA, which will then be expanded upon in numerous practical exercises.
Contents
Theoretical foundations
- Introduction to the subject - Foundations of the FMEA
- Objectives and benefits of the FMEA
- Time and effort required, planning, teams, preparation
- Types of FMEA (system/design/process)
- The five steps of the FMEA (structure analysis, function analysis, error analysis, risk assessment, optimization)
- Explanation of the VDA form for the system FMEA
- Explanation of the components of the risk priority number (RPN)
- Significance of error effects, probability that a cause of error will occur, probability of discovery
Practical exercises and examples
- Implementation of a system/design/process FMEA
- Limitation of the process or product under examination
- Functional observation of the product or process
- Error analysis, risk assessment
- Agreeing upon measures for improvement
- New risk assessment
- Exercise with methodical procedure with respect to your systems, products and processes
- Presentation of an FMEA analysis
- Knowledge management using FMEA
- Sharing experience and practical tips
Target audience
- Future FMEA facilitators, project managers, quality managers, development engineers
Prerequisites
- Experience with development projects
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