Seminar Content
This two-day hands-on seminar is intended to offer insight into,
and hands-on experience with, the linkages between various
aspects of the Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP)
process. Specifically, the development and linkage of Block
Diagrams, System and Design FMEAs and Design Verification
(Test) Plans (DVPs) are addressed.
SFMEAs are performed during the Design phase of APQP for
Risk Management and Prevention. SFMEAs are used to identify
Special Requirements, Critical Items and Key Characteristics to
assist in the flow-down to sub-assemblies and components.
Who Should Attend
- Program Managers
- Project Managers
- Quality Managers
- Design Engineers
- APQP Team Members
- All other Risk Management personnel
Recommended Training and/or Experience
Participants should possess a working knowledge of quality
systems and methodologies.
Seminar Materials
Each participant will receive a seminar manual and a workbook
including all team breakout exercises.
Seminar Goals
- Provide a hands-on approach to S/DFMEAs and their
relationship to program deliverables and status reporting
- Provide the competencies needed to introduce new
products and processes smoothly
- Gain knowledge and understanding in:
- Block Diagrams and Interface Matrix
- Linkages between Block Diagrams, SFMEAs,
DFMEAs, DVP and other design tools
- Linkages between PFMEAs and S/DFMEAs
- Using FMEA as an analytical process
- S/DFMEAs and DVPs
Seminar Outline
- FMEA Introduction
- Putting an FMEA Together
- DFMEA Prerequisites
- Breakout Exercise: Customers & Functional
Requirements
- Breakout Exercise: Boundary Diagrams
- Developing the DFMEA
- Breakout Exercise: Starting the DFMEA Form
- Breakout Exercise: Failure Modes
- Breakout Exercise: Design Causes
- Breakout Exercise: Design Control
- Breakout Exercise: Effects, Severity and Action
Plans
- DFMEA – Component Level
- Breakout Exercise: Developing a Component
DFMEA
- Test Planning and Reporting
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