Asset Performance Management
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Failure Mode, Effects and Criticality Analysis
Overview
Course Description
This interactive, practical course will provide guidance on performing a machinery Failure Mode, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) from start to finish including failure mode identification, effects assignment and pre/post risk mitigation criticality judgement. Many of the exercises in this class are performed in groups of 4-5 minimum on a white board or paper. Each group will find a volunteer facilitator that will be responsible for leading the discussion. Facilitator skills and ground rules will be established.
Benefits - Introduces the basis of failure mode effect and criticality analysis in a manner for all to understand and apply.
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Who should attend
Those who want to:
- Learn a tried and tested technique for failure mode identification and mitigating action justification
- You are looking to get your team started and reliability programs ramped up using a key reliability improvement tool
- Use this simple approach across maintenance but also apply it for machinery, process and design validation
- Experiencing recurring problems and/or lack of confidence in current solutions
- Continually under-performing due to current design not meeting business goals
- Job roles: Graduate Engineers, Project Engineers, Asset Managers, Maintenance Engineers, Design Engineers, Reliability Engineers/Technicians, Operators, Safety Engineers, Risk Engineers, Defect Elimination Managers
Objectives
- The objective of this course is to interactively teach participants how to conduct and facilitate their own maintenance FMECA’s.
- The participants will explore the key elements of both FMEA’s and FMECA’s, and practice conducting their own analysis using the core facilitation skills.
- Many of the exercises will be performed in groups of 4-5 minimum on a white board or paper. Each group will find a volunteer facilitator that will be responsible for leading the discussion. Facilitator skills and ground rules will be established.
Program Outline
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