Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) is an analytical method used to ensure consideration and resolution of potential failures, faults, and critical errors during the product design or manufacturing process design. It aims to analyse the causes and consequences of failure modes, their impact on the manufacturing plant, the customer, and the end-user. The goal is to implement effective preventive measures (APQP, STN EN 60812). The result is the documentation of collective knowledge by cross-functional teams.
The methodology is currently detailed in the new harmonized AIAG / VDA handbook, valid from June 1, 2019, which includes rules for creating analysis for: Design of a new product (Design FMEA), Design of a new system (System FMEA), Design and analysis of a new process - especially production and assembly (Process FMEA), Design of a new machine (FMEA- Monitoring and System Response)
History of FMEA:
| Training name | Training duration | Venue | Price | The nearest date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FMEA according to the new AIAG & VDA Handbook |
1 day
(8:00 - 14:00)
|
Online |
450,00 €
540,00 € VAT included
|
13.02.2025
+ 3
|
| Core Tools IATF for automotive industry |
2 days
(8:00 - 14:00)
|
Online |
810,00 €
972,00 € VAT included
|
18.03.2025 - 19.03.2025
+ 3
|
| Practical workshop on reverse FMEA |
1 day
|
Company in-house training | On request |
According to you
|
| FMEA moderator |
1 day
|
Company in-house training | On request |
According to you
|
| FMEA - Practical workshop |
1 day
|
Company in-house training | On request |
According to you
|
