The objective of the AIAG-VDA DFMEA (PFMEA and DFMEA) for Practitioners and Facilitators training course will help you transition to AIAG FMEA. You will learn how to implement the new process FMEA by gaining a better grasp of the explicit and subtle modifications. This would help you gain the high-impact benefits that will take your organization's FMEA to the next level of robustness.

What You Will Learn?

The AIAG-VDA DFMEA (PFMEA and DFMEA) for Practitioners and Facilitators training course will help you:

• • Competencies are needed to introduce new goods and processes smoothly.
• • A hands-on approach to the DFMEA process and its relationship to programme deliverables and status reporting.
• • Best-in-class methodologies for AIAG-VDA Design FMEA implementations are detailed.
• • Create an FMEA that is linked to the FTA and FMEDA.
• • The AIAG-VDA DFMEA checklist to review DFMEAs and ensure uniformity when DFMEAs are used.
• • Learn AIAG-VDA FMEA software and an understanding of the software's function in the process.
• • Describe how to use an inter-relationship matrix to find connections between functions and design elements.
• • SFMEA, PFMEA, DFMEA, Process Flow, and Control Plans are all linked together

What You Will Gain Through This Course?

• • Overview of the AIAG & VDA FMEA Handbook's Major Changes, Improvements, and Benefits.
• • Creating an FMEA process using the 7 Step Approach- which is a more extensive, error- proofing-driven process that incorporates lessons learned.
• • A PFMEA was generated using AIAG and VDA FMEA methodology and tools compared to a PFMEA prepared using the AIAG 4th Edition FMEA..
• • Understand the process Flow and PFMEA Links to Control Plans and Work Instructions.
• • Using the Cost of Poor Quality to assess the usefulness and efficacy of Process FMEA (COPQ).
• • Create a practical Transition Implementation Plan.
• • Use DFMEA in conjunction with DVPR and Prevention Checklists.
• • Learn how to connect DFMEA to failures, warranties, and the Cost of Poor Quality.

Who Can Attend the AIAG-VDA DFMEA (PFMEA and DFMEA) for Practitioners and Facilitators course?

• • FMEA team members.
• • Process and manufacturing engineers.
• • Process validation engineers.
• • Quality and reliability engineers.
• • FMEA moderators.
• • Project managers.
• • Auditors.

Course Pre-requisites

No prior knowledge is needed for this course.