Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) is a quality management method for reducing errors and risks that can arise during the development of products or processes and has become a must-have tool in high-risk areas. FMEA can be used in any industry. After this module, you will be able to carry out an FMEA independently on the basis of the new VDA / AIAG guidelines. The ultimate goal of an FMEA is to reduce costs through changes and consequential errors.Quality Function Deployment or House of Quality is a structured process that defines the design of the product and the underlying process with the help of customer requirements.
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● Process & design FMEA
● FMEA planning
● Structural analysis
● Functional analysis
● Failure causes and consequences
● Task priority (AP)
● Risk priority number (RPN)
● Derive measures
● FMEA in CIP projects
● Elements of the House of Quality
● Pitfalls in QFD
● Objectives and structure of QFD
● Multigeneration plan
● Customer requirements
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) and Quality Function Deployment (QFD) are two important methods in quality management that are used to improve the quality of products and processes and meet customer requirements.
FMEA and QFD are closely linked and can be used in combination to further improve quality and customer satisfaction. While FMEA focuses on risk mitigation and failure prevention, QFD serves to integrate the customer voice into the product development process and ensure that products meet customer needs and expectations.
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