Failure Mode and Effects Analysis - A mechanical engineering approach to risk management of plant and machinery
Course Outline:
This course explores the lean tool of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA/FMECA) a universal method for assessing underlying risk of a plant, process or system. It is a fundamental tool for any engineer and we will demonstrate how it can be applied to improve the reliability of a plant or system. We explore the FMEA process in detail and identifying ways to accelerate the process through educated assumptions, whilst focusing on the value adding steps of delivering a more reliable plant
The content of this course is based around and industry recognized International Standard for The Study of Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA/FMECA) EN 60812.
A key element of the course is walking through a working example from start to finish. The tools and templates introduced and used during the course will be available to the students so they can embark on their own FMEA studies.
Course Philosophy and Approach:
I use the methodology and tools taught in this course in my core job as an Engineering Reliability Manager. The content is designed to be comprehensive but also concise with practical examples – I am a firm believer that students should not have to sift through hours of online content to extract the key points.
Trusted and Experienced Trainer
My 15+ years experience in engineering and maintenance is complimented with a Mechanical Engineering Degree and industry recognised qualifications and certifications including, CMRP - "Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional", CMSE - "Certified Machine Safety Expert".
Learn to facilitate or participate in Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA) and using the associated tools
The FMEA method taught aligns with the International Standard for FMEA/FMECA Studies (EN 60812)
FMEA process from start to finish - What to look for and hints on how to fast-track the process.
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I have experienced a variety of engineering and industrial environments since beginning my career as a Mechanical Engineer. The skillsets and methodology developed in my military career as a Marine Engineer Officer in the Royal New Zealand Navy are different to those I have gained as Manufacturing Engineer the Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry. However one thing in common...
The contents are going very smooth and quite easy to grsap . How ever , course note would have been provided to practise the methods suggeestsed
not applying way of presentation
It is very important course for operation and maintenance engineers. Strongly recommended.
Good Quality, Easy Teaching !!!
very short but great insights to FMEA.
Good course.
Expectations met.
Perfectly well and am looking for more to come
The course is fine with deep teaching on failure modes in Engineering and designs management.
Great work.
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Patrick J.
An excellent match for what I am looking for in reliability maintenance, focusing on failure modes and effects analysis.