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Using Failure Mode and Effects Analysis to Reduce Defects, Improve Quality and Make More Money

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Training Provided by Lorman Education Services nFailure modes and effects analysis is an increasingly popular tool that must be mastered by Lean Six Sigma professionals and can be used in every type of organization to reduce defects, improve quality and make more money! n nThis easy tool asks these simple questions: n- What can go wrong? n- Where can it go wrong? n- How bad will it be? n- Can we see it coming? n- Should we try to prevent it? n nIf you can count to 10, multiply three numbers together and put numbers in sequence, then you too can do FMEA. n nFMEA's are best done by cross functional teams. Attend this teleconference with your friends and associates.
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Using Failure Mode and Effects Analysis to Reduce Defects, Improve Quality and Make More Money Agenda

  1. Overview of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
    1. Murphy's Law
    2. Famous Disasters
    3. The History of FMEA
    4. FMEA Around the World
  2. Definitions of FMEA
    1. Juran
    2. Pyzdek
    3. ASQ
    4. AIAG
    5. Others
  3. Types of FMEA
    1. Design FMEA
    2. Process FMEA
    3. System FMEA
    4. Service FMEA
    5. Software FMEA
    6. Failure Mode Effects and Criticality Analysis
  4. FMEA Standards
    1. Automotive Standards
    2. Military Standards
    3. Food and Drug Standards
    4. Health Care Standards
    5. Medical Devices
    6. Safety
    7. Quality
  5. Applications of FMEA
    1. Product Design
    2. Process Improvement
    3. Service Enhancement
    4. Higher Reliability
    5. Cost Reduction
    6. Customer Satisfaction
  6. Application of FMEA to Lean Six Sigma
    1. As a Preventive Tool Within the DFSS/DMADV Methodology
    2. As a Corrective Tool Within the DMAIC Approach
  7. FMEA Requires Teamwork
    1. Cross Functional Teams
    2. A Step-by-Step Approach
    3. Brainstorming
  8. FMEA Calculations
    1. FMEA Forms
    2. Using Technology Tools
    3. Determining Severity
    4. Determining Occurrence
    5. Determining (Difficulty of) Detection
    6. Calculating the Risk Priority Number
    7. Ranking the Results
    8. Pareto Analysis
    9. Taking Action
    10. Repeat!
  9. Real World Examples
    1. Success Stories
    2. A Failure Story
  10. Benefits of FMEA
    1. Identify and Reduce Risks
    2. Reduce Defects
    3. Improve Quality
    4. Make More Money
  11. Related Tools
    1. AFD
    2. FTA
    3. HTA
    4. HAZOP
  12. References
    1. In Print
    2. On the Web
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