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This workshop prepares teams to analyze processes to identify risk and take action to manage it.  Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) and Success Modes and Effects Analysis (SMEA) are the tools students learn and then apply to assess products and processes to improve performance.

FMEA/SMEA is a predictive management tool for identifying how products and processes may potentially fail before failure occurs and identifying the critical controls and resources necessary to minimize an organization’s exposure to risk.

This course is particularly suited for managers that want to use FMEA to manage operational risk and meet the requirements of ISO 9001, ISO/TS 16949 or ISO 14001.  It is also intended for lean and six sigma practitioners.

Learn with short lectures, teamwork and hands-on workshops (approximately 50%) to deepen your understanding of processes and process improvement.  This workshop-based course allows you to apply the techniques you learn as you go to best understand the potential benefits (and pitfalls) of using FMEA/SMEA to manage risk.

Who should attend?

  • Process Owners
  • Functional Managers
  • Process Engineers
  • Improvement Specialists

What you will learn:

  • How systems work
  • Importance of process and requirements
  • FMEA/SMEA and system standard requirements
  • Team building and working in teams
  • Product analysis (building block diagrams)
  • Process analysis (developing deployment flowcharts)
  • Product (design) potential FMEA/SMEA
  • Process (manufacturing) potential FMEA/SMEA
  • Documenting potential FMEA/SMEA
  • Assessing results, taking action and driving continual improvement

Duration:  2 days

Schedule and In-house Pricing:  This class is currently offered in-house.

Need help?  Call us at 888 357 9001 or email info@qmii.com

 

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