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CTU Day 2: Control Plans and Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA)
Seminar Content
This seminar offers an insight to the linkages between various aspects of the APQP process. Specifically, the development and linkage of process flows, PFMEAs and control plans are addressed. It shows how Process Flows, PFMEAs, Control Plans and shop floor documentation can be used to achieve process standardization and improvement
Who Should Attend
- Development coordinators
- APQP team members
- Process Engineers
- Quality professionals
- PPAP coordinators
- Project Managers
Recommended Training and/or Experience
Participants should possess a working knowledge of quality systems and methodologies, and have some experience in ISO-based quality management systems.
Seminar Materials
Seminar manual and workbook.
Seminar Goals
After this training, the participants will have a clear understanding of the following:
- Process flow
- Links between Process Flow, PFMEA, Control Plan and Work Instructions
- Process FMEA and Control Plan
- Aspects of the 3rd edition of FMEA released by the AIAG.
Seminar Outline
- Process Flow Charts
- Product and Process Characteristics
- Special Characteristics
- Process FMEA
- Team
- Inputs
- Outputs
- Failure Modes
- Effects
- Occurrence
- Detection
- Process Controls
- Risk
- Evaluating PFMEA
- Control Plans
- TS16949 Requirements
- Linkages
- Control Methods
- Reaction Plans
- Work Intructions
- Standardization
Course Sequence: CTUCP-FMEA |

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