FMEA 5° Edition – Training in English

FMEA 5° Edition

Introduction to FMEA;

What you’ll learn

  • This is the professional responsible for managing the projects that are under development in your company. Thus, he manages and controls the project teams..
  • Project estimating is the process of estimating the time, cost, and resources needed to complete a project..
  • Risk management is the process of identifying, analyzing and controlling (or minimizing) business risks. It is about systematically evaluating the uncertainties.
  • Project risk management is one of the PMBOK’s areas of knowledge, fundamental to the success of the project’s objectives..

Course Content

  • Introdução –> 8 lectures • 2hr 33min.

FMEA 5° Edition - Training in English

Requirements

Introduction to FMEA;

The main changes in the new edition;

FMEA objectives;

Integration of FMEA into the organization;

Updates to FMEAs;

Teams and responsibilities for the FMEA;

Definition of Project FMEA;

Application of the Project FMEA – DFMEA (7 steps);

Application of new severity/occurrence/detection tables;

Definition and deployment of special characteristics throughout the development of FMEAs;

Understanding the new priority logic for actions (Action Priority – AP)

Present to participants the new methodology for executing the FMEA (Project), according to the AIAG VDA FMEA manual 1st edition. Application of the Project FMEA – DFMEA (7 steps);

The purpose of FMEA is to provide a systematic approach, identifying where actions need to be directed in order to reduce the risk of errors and ensure that the causes of failure of a product or process are corrected in advance.

Product FMEA: This analyzes failures that may occur in product specifications, focusing on components and subsystems. …

Process FMEA: Aims to analyze flaws in the planning and execution of the process and consequently improve it.

The 7 steps of the AIAG & VDA FMEA structure, see below:

1- Planning and Preparation.

2 -Structure Analysis.

3 – Function Analysis.

4 – Failure Analysis.

5 – Risk analysis.

6 – Optimization.

7 – Documentation of Results.

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