FMEA in Practice: From Plan to Risk-Based Decision Making

FMEA in Practice: From Plan to Risk-Based Decision Making, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 73 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 28 reviews, and has 191 subscribers.

You will learn about FMEA Tool, Process, and Common Challenges Fundamental Aspects of Risk Management FMEA Process Steps and Terminology FMEA Goals and Objectives When Planning The FMEA Scope, Hierarchy, and Problem Solving Techniques Methods of Risk Assessment FMEA Risk Ratings Severity, Occurrence, and Detection Risks The Risk Priority Number Challenges and Criticisms with Traditional Methods Classification Principles for Rating Scales Implementing FMEA as a Team Activity Recommending Actions Evaluating the Change in Risk After Action and Residual Risk Monitoring RIsk for Changes During Development Communicating FMEA Results Legal Considerations Tactical Team Meeting Evaluations And MUCH MORE!!! This course is ideal for individuals who are Quality Managers, Quality Engineers, Quality Auditors, Quality Technicians or Manufacturing Professionals, Supply Chain Managers, PPAP Coordinators or Project Managers, Team Leaders or Manufacturing Engineers, Industrial Engineers It is particularly useful for Quality Managers, Quality Engineers, Quality Auditors, Quality Technicians or Manufacturing Professionals, Supply Chain Managers, PPAP Coordinators or Project Managers, Team Leaders or Manufacturing Engineers, Industrial Engineers.

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Summary

Title: FMEA in Practice: From Plan to Risk-Based Decision Making

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 73

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 73

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 81

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 81

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

FMEA Tool, Process, and Common Challenges
Fundamental Aspects of Risk Management
FMEA Process Steps and Terminology
FMEA Goals and Objectives When Planning
The FMEA Scope, Hierarchy, and Problem Solving Techniques
Methods of Risk Assessment
FMEA Risk Ratings
Severity, Occurrence, and Detection Risks
The Risk Priority Number
Challenges and Criticisms with Traditional Methods
Classification Principles for Rating Scales
Implementing FMEA as a Team Activity
Recommending Actions
Evaluating the Change in Risk After Action and Residual Risk
Monitoring RIsk for Changes During Development
Communicating FMEA Results
Legal Considerations
Tactical Team Meeting Evaluations
And MUCH MORE!!!

Who Should Attend

Quality Managers, Quality Engineers, Quality Auditors, Quality Technicians
Manufacturing Professionals, Supply Chain Managers, PPAP Coordinators
Project Managers, Team Leaders
Manufacturing Engineers, Industrial Engineers

Target Audiences

Quality Managers, Quality Engineers, Quality Auditors, Quality Technicians
Manufacturing Professionals, Supply Chain Managers, PPAP Coordinators
Project Managers, Team Leaders
Manufacturing Engineers, Industrial Engineers

Are you trying to advance your quality engineering skill set?

Are you working within an industry that mandates risk management and assessment?

Do you need to communicate to stakeholders the risks of the products and processes you develop?

Are you leading your organization’s enterprise-level risk analysis or mitigation efforts?

If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions, then you are in the right place!! Welcome to “FMEA in Practice: From Plan to Risk-Based Decision Making”.

In this comprehensive online class, tailored for quality professionals, product designers, and manufacturing engineers and managers, you will delve deep into the world of Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) in the context of risk management.

Unlock the secrets of effective risk management as we guide you through practical applications, from initial planning to informed decision-making. Gain invaluable insights into identifying potential failures, assessing their effects, and implementing proactive strategies to mitigate risks.

Expertly-led by reliability engineer, quality consultant, podcaster and educator, Dianna Deeney, this course consists of over 6 hours of high-quality lectures, dozens of downloadable resources, quizzes, and text-based lectures covering every relevant aspect of FMEA’s. From this course, you will emerge equipped with the knowledge and tools to confidently navigate FMEAprocesses and drive quality improvements within your organization.

Look at some of the insightful and relevant topics covered in this course:

Understanding Risk Management
FMEA as an Iterative Process
Layering Risk Controls
Scoping an FMEA
Traditional Rating Scales and Risk Priority Methods
Communicating Risk Uncertainty
Trends in Decision Making and Estimations
Why FMEA for Meaningful Activities
Documenting and Tracking Recommended Actions
Plus dozens more … 70 LECTURES IN TOTAL!

When you sign up for “FMEA in Practice: From Plan to Risk-Based Decision Making”, you not only get the best FMEA training lectures available and dozens of downloadable resources, but also:

LIFETIME ACCESS to the course materials (including anything we may add later)
Q&A access to the course instructors through the Udemy platform
A tremendous value-to-cost ratio
A Certificate of Completion listing your name, the course’s name, and the total video lecture (OVER 6 HOURS)

Join us on this transformative journey and elevate your expertise in turning risks into opportunities for success. Enroll now and take the first step towards mastering FMEA and transforming your risks into strategic insights. Sign up today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: FMEA Introduction and Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to FMEA's

Lecture 3: Fundamental Aspects of Risk Management

Lecture 4: FMEA Tool, Process, and Common Challenges

Lecture 5: FMEA Table as a Tool

Lecture 6: FMEA Organization and Management

Lecture 7: Applying an FMEA Process

Lecture 8: FMEA Process Steps and Terminology

Chapter 2: Meeting Objectives through Risk Treatments and Controls

Lecture 1: Why Consider FMEA Goals and Objectives when Planning

Lecture 2: Controls Can be Layers of Protection

Lecture 3: System-Level Controls

Lecture 4: Prevention vs. Detection Controls

Lecture 5: Risk Treatments to Proactively Manage Risks Discovered in an FMEA

Lecture 6: Relationship of Risk Treatments to Controls

Lecture 7: FMEA's Influence

Lecture 8: Section 2 Bonus Text Lesson

Chapter 3: FMEA Projects: Context and Scope

Lecture 1: Why to be Strategic with FMEA Scope

Lecture 2: Putting your FMEAs into Context

Lecture 3: Scoping FMEA by Project

Lecture 4: Scoping FMEA through FMEA Hierarchy

Lecture 5: Scoping FMEA with Problem Solving Techniques

Lecture 6: Scoping FMEA by Failures/Causes to Explore

Lecture 7: Scoping FMEA using Diagrams

Lecture 8: Scoping FMEA using Top-Down Risk Assessments

Lecture 9: Prioritizing using a Preliminary Risk Assessment

Lecture 10: Scoping FMEA using Drivers from a Preliminary Risk Assessment

Lecture 11: Section 3 Bonus Text Lesson

Chapter 4: Planning FMEA Analyses: Risk Ratings, Uncertainty, and Prioritization

Lecture 1: Factors in FMEA Risk Ratings

Lecture 2: Introduction to FMEA Risk Analysis

Lecture 3: Traditional FMEA Rating Scales and Risk Priority Methods

Lecture 4: Severity Rating

Lecture 5: Occurence Rating

Lecture 6: Detection Ratings

Lecture 7: How Risk Uncertainty is Captured in an FMEA Table

Lecture 8: Challenges and Criticisms with Traditional Methods

Lecture 9: Communicating Risk Uncertainty with PMFs and PDFs

Lecture 10: Classification Principles for Rating Scales

Lecture 11: Plan for Data and Capture Uncertainty

Lecture 12: Estimations from Subject Matter Experts and Monte Carlo

Lecture 13: Additional Prioritization Methods that are Practiced

Lecture 14: Trends in Decision Making and Estimations

Lecture 15: Section 4 Bonus Text Lesson

Chapter 5: Doing the FMEA Risk Assessment with a Team

Lecture 1: Why Risk Assessments are Team Activities

Lecture 2: Share the Scope, Context, and Criteria

Lecture 3: Managing the FMEA: People, Processes, and Tools

Lecture 4: Facilitating FMEA Discussions with A.D.E.P.T.

Lecture 5: Risk Identification

Lecture 6: Risk Analysis: Initial Team Ranking

Lecture 7: Risk Evaluation

Lecture 8: Best Practices for Housekeeping with the FMEA Tool/Table

Chapter 6: Choosing Risk Treatment: Action Items for Risk Control/Optimization

Lecture 1: Why FMEA for Meaningful Activities

Lecture 2: Recommending Actions

Lecture 3: Documenting and Tracking Recommended Actions

Lecture 4: Evaluating the Change in Risk After Action

Lecture 5: Residual Risk of Failure/Cause After Action

Lecture 6: Deciding You Want a Supplementary FMEA

Chapter 7: FMEA Communication and Risk Monitoring

Lecture 1: Why FMEA for Communication and Monitoring of Risk

Lecture 2: Monitoring RIsk for Changes During Development

Lecture 3: Sharing FMEA Outside of Your Company

Lecture 4: FMEA Completion

Lecture 5: Overall Residual Risk

Lecture 6: Communicating FMEA Results

Lecture 7: Post-Production Risk Monitoring

Lecture 8: Legal Considerations

Chapter 8: Evaluating the FMEA Process

Lecture 1: Why Evaluate the FMEA Process for Effectiveness and Efficiency

Lecture 2: Tactical Metrics using Recommended Actions

Lecture 3: Tactical Metrics using Expected Loss

Lecture 4: Team Meeting Evaluations

Lecture 5: Strategic Metrics and Qualitative Measures

Lecture 6: Lessons Learned and Celebrating Success

Chapter 9: Conclusion to the Course

Lecture 1: Conclusion to FMEA

Lecture 2: Conclusion to the Course

Lecture 3: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Ray Harkins, The Manufacturing Academy
Senior Manufacturing Professional, Online Educator
Dianna Deeney
Engineer, Senior Quality Professional

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