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The Failure Mode and Effects Analysis class is a systematic approach used to determine design or process shortcomings before they occur. Broken down by parts, the failure mode ascertains what can go wrong, while the effects analysis studies the consequences of the failure. This course is especially important to program managers, engineers, quality managers and technicians, team members, and anyone involved in new product launches.

Course highlights include:

Understand the different types of FMEA’s: Design and Process
Assess the severity, occurrence, and detection numbers properly
Learn methodology for eliminating unnecessary design and process risks
Relate PFMEA to the control plan
Understand customer requirements

Notes: There is no prerequisite for this class. The handout material and a certificate of completion are included with the course fee. This course can be taught on site or at the Technology Center and scheduled for convenience. Call 260.624.2420 ext. 101, or e-mail mortorffw@tristate.edu for more details.

Course Time: 6 Hrs.
CEU’s: 0.6

Course	Dates	Day/Time	Cost
QC190	Upon Request	Day or Evening	$200
QC190	10-22-07 and 10-24-07	M,W 6-9 p.m.	$200

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