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Failure Mode, Effects & Criticality
Analysis (FMECA) is a method that involves quantitative failure analysis.
The FMECA is a methodical approach to
evaluate and prioritize risks about possible points of failure. This
world-known methodology is applied in several areas of knowledge, including
process and product.
The FMECA involves creating a series of
linkages between potential failures (Failure Modes), the impact on the mission
(Effects) and the causes of the failure (Causes and Mechanisms).
Assess your organization’s risk of failure.
Failure Mode Effects & Criticality Analysis (FMECA) is an essential
component of a preventive action program. This course helps you implement this
vital methodology while analyzing risks, determining areas in need of action,
and applying mistake-proofing techniques.
FMEA is a technique used to anticipate what
might go wrong in a process, system, or new design and then put measures in a place to either stop a problem from occurring in the first place or minimizing
damage if a problem has occurred.
This Asset Reliability essential course presents a step-by-step method for conducting Failure Mode Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA). It defines the role, methodologies, and implementation of FMECAs as an essential component of a preventive action program. Participants will determine FMECA objectives, potential failure cause and effect, assessment of risks, Asset Criticality Methodology and preventive action plans. This interactive course includes handouts, practice exercises, job aids, design-process-service examples, quizzes, and free FMEA excel template (editable), Reduce your Plant Risks by Finding Your Failure Modes
Learning Objectives
Essential PAM Definitions.
Proactive Asset Strategy Development.
Define the properties of FMECA.
Ultimate Goals of Carrying FMECA.
Brainstorm potential failures.
Assess the risk of failure.
Determine areas that need action.
Asset Criticality Analysis System.
Apply FMECA methods
Know your role for team participation
Apply mistake proofing techniques
Describe the purpose of the FMECA process.
List at least three benefits of utilizing FMECA.
Explain when FMECA should and should not be performed.
Define the FMEA terms: failure mode, failure effect, failure cause, severity, occurrence, and detection.
Complete a sample Design FMECA.
Complete a sample Process FMECA.
Write an executive summary for a sample FMECA.
Locate documents pertaining to FMECA
Understand the key proactive elements to improving physical asset availability and reliability performance.
Maintenance & Reliability Manager
Engineering Manager
Asset Integrity Manager
Physical Asset (PA) Manager
Plant / Operation Manager
Manufacturing Managers
Reliability Engineers/ Superintendent
Maintenance Superintendents
Maintenance Engineers/ Supervisors
Planning Engineers / Planners
On successful completion of this training course, BK’s Certificate with eligible Continuing Professional Education credits (CPE), will be awarded to the delegates , one CPE credit is granted per 50 minutes of attendance.