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Dan Mills, Magna Powertrain |
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David Godfrey, Yoder Die Casting |
"I can honestly say that I could sit and listen to you teach all day long for weeks and not get bored. You took it and made it so simple (no pun intended) that now it comes as second nature to me."
Terry Beres, WorkflowOne |
"I've gotten a lot of the workshops and look forward to attending more down the road."
David Banks, Cincinnati Gearing Systems |
I’ve gotten a lot out of the work shops and look forward to attending more down the road.
David Banks
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"For a two day course, I can’t imagine a more comprehensive method of qualifying my organization to become internal auditors."
Greg Brown, Brown Precision Inc |
"Best explanation of auditing I ever had. Makes more sense and I have been doing internal audits for 9 years."
Julie Ruchty, Fort Recovery Industries |
"Most valuable was getting more people involved and owning issues. The course causes you to focus on more than band-aid fixes."
Craig Walden, WorkflowOne |
"Most valuable was going through the fishbone and other tools and using them in an actual problem we had. I was very impressed with what we can do internally with this information."
Jeff Price, WorkflowOne |
"I really like the process audit approach. It seems to be much easier."
Jackie Mathes, Ishmael Precision Tool |
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| Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) Training |
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Instructor: RABQSA Certified Lead Auditor with TS (IATF) and Registrar Experience
Course Overview:
FMEA is a systematic approach that identifies potential failure modes in a system, product, or manufacturing/assembly operation caused by either the design or manufacturing/assembly process.
This course introduces the AIAG 4th edition FMEA, its format and the requirements for completing a process FMEA and design FMEA. Hands-on creation of a FMEA helps drive a better understanding of the ranking system and needed actions for those high risks.
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| May 8 |
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8:30am - 12:00pm |
Cincinnati, OH |
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| Dec 6 |
Public |
8:30am - 12:00pm |
Columbus, OH |
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| $550 person |
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Participants are encouraged to bring a current example of their company’s FMEA’s for comparison and critique.
Course Agenda:
- The purpose and value of a FMEA
- The differences of a Design FMEA and a Process FMEA
- The AIAG format for FMEA’s
- Discuss each column requirements
- Rankings for Severity, Occurrence, Detection, and the Risk Priority Number (RPN)
- Responses to high RPN's or risks
- Workshop for hands-on creation of a FMEA
- Critique of an existing company FMEA
Learning Objectives:
- Effective PFMEA and DFMEA development and upkeep
- Understanding the purpose and value of FMEA’s
- Hands-on, practical exercises
- Critique and feedback of FMEA examples
- Understanding relevant sources of data for inputs to create an effective FMEA
- Improve competency and skills of FMEA team members
- Improve knowledge and ability of auditors (internal and certification body) to evaluate ineffective FMEA’s
- Meet automotive, ISO/TS 16949:2009 and Customer Specific Requirements for FMEA’s
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