System FMEA / DFMEA / DVP&R / Characteristics Linkage
System FMEA / DFMEA / DVP&R / Characteristics Linkage
Course Duration: 3 Days - 8 Hours/day
This three-day course provides:
- Insight into VDA-approach of how to conduct DFMEA analysis.
- An understanding of the difference between the VDA and the AIAG FMEA approach.
- Application of Block (Boundary) Diagrams and Parameter (P) diagrams in developing the scope of the FMEA.
- The topics DVP&R / Characteristics Linkage are covered, but the focus of the course is on conducting DFMEA.
This course is offered in a dynamic and practical way with minimal lecture and more focus on student workshop breakouts and discussion.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the differences between DFMEA and SFMEA and the use of Boundary Diagrams
- Explain the use of an interrelationship matrices to identify relationships between components and higher level systems
- Understand the differences between the VDA and the AIAG approach for DFMEA development
- Know the importance of product-design to ensure quality products
- Demonstrate an ability to properly and effectively complete all items in the DFMEA development process
- Identify functions, requirements, failure modes, causes and controls, and properly enter the information in a DFMEA template
- Demonstrate how to use the output from a DFMEA to develop a test plan (DVP&R)
- Explain how a DFMEA can help identify effects and severity for a failure mode
- Identify special characteristics in process design
- Establish a priority system for design improvements, development and validation testing and risk-analysis
Course Outline
- Course Overview and Introductions
- Introduction to Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
- Developing an FMEA
- Realizing a DFMEA according to VDA
- Structure Analysis
- Function Analysis
- Failure Analysis
- Action Analysis
- Optimization
- Difference between DFMEA and SFMEA and definition of scope using Block (Boundary) and Parameter (P) Diagrams
- Differences between the AIAG FMEA and the VDA Approach to FMEA
- Identification Special Characteristics
Who Should Attend
Product Development Managers, Design Engineers, Development teams, Manufacturing Process Engineers, and/or reliability and quality assurance engineers.
Course Materials
Each participant will receive a seminar manual including breakout exercises.
Note: Omnex does not provide copies of standard(s) during training courses, but clients are encouraged to have their own copy.
Pre-Requisite
Process, Product or System audit experience is recommended.