AIAG & VDA PFMEA
Take a hands on approach to using a case study to develop a PFMEA, covering the new 7 step approach.
This course provides learners with a hands-on approach using a Case Study to develop a PFMEA using the new methodology in line with the methods specified in the AIAG VDA Failure Mode and Effects Analysis FMEA Handbook Edition 1. The course takes learners through the new 7 step approach using the Case Study which allows practice of each of the 7 steps.
Who Should Attend?
Anyone involved in process development activities, either as a team member or leading the activities, IATF 16949 auditors, anyone interested in learning more about new AIAG and VDA FMEA, IATF 16949 auditors, and those involved in the implementation and maintenance of IATF 16949.
Prerequisites
You should be able to demonstrate the following minimum competencies prior to attending the course: An understanding of the previous AIAG FMEA 4th Edition and applicable IATF 16949 requirements related to product and/or process development.
Course Summary
2 days
4-12 candidates
Classroom & Virtual Classroom
Course Dates
AIAG & VDA PFMEA currently does not have any dates scheduled. If you are interested in this course, please click below to get in touch with us so we can organise a date for you.
Get in touchCourse Outcomes
You will have the knowledge to:
- Recognize the purpose, objectives of the AIAG and VDA FMEA and the 7 step approach
- Participate in the new 7 step approach
- Conduct system analysis – Planning and preparation, structure analysis, and function analysis
- Complete failure analysis and risk mitigation – Failure analysis, risk analysis, and optimization
- Participate in risk communication – Results documentation
You will learn the skills to:
- Assign severity occurrence and detection rankings using the new tables based on data provided from the Case Study
- Prioritize actions using the action priority tables (AP)
- Develop the COQ from the process FMEA activity taking account of company level data affected by the PFMEA
- Apply the steps involved to achieve a successful process FMEA using the new 7 step approach