FMEA – Failure Mode and Effects Analysis with APIS IQ-RM program – advanced *computer-based training

CONTENTS:

• The most important principles of FMEA analysis.
• Common errors with FMEA and IQ-RM.
• FMEA efficiency, or how to save thanks to risk analysis.
• What’s beyond FMEA – review of methods available in IQ-RM.

CONTENTS:

• Program options – basic and advanced (for coordinators and moderators).
• Creating a file with a new analysis – using templates.
• Defining templates for subsequent files and analyzes (standardization of settings).
• Data structure for analysis – correct solutions.
• Differentiation of the analysis content for different types of FMEA (design, process, machine, logistic, etc.).

EXERCISES:

• Transferring organizational procedures and definitions to the database in IQ-RM;
• Creating catalogs with a knowledge base as components of the subsequent structure;
• Identifying and eliminating erroneous activities in the IQ-RM environment.

CONTENTS:

• Discuss the difference between a function and a requirement.
• An indication of how the latest version of the software supports the new 7 Step FMEA procedure.
• Creation of negative elements (FM, FE, FC).
• Determining the level of risk (different approaches to documenting the results).
• Defining the source of retrieving weight definitions.
• Determining current preventive and detection actions from the level of the structure and form using alternative methods.
• Assigning improvement actions, responsible persons and deadlines.
• File change tracking and deadlines management.

EXERCISES:

• Building an extensive analysis structure;
• Supplementing each level with features, characteristics and disadvantages;
• Building a dependency tree, both from the level of structure and result forms, using several alternative methods;
• Linking of the feature network and the defect network and recovery of the feature network with inactive settings for automatic connections;
• Risk analysis defining P and D from different interfaces and ensuring that they are displayed in the form.

CONTENTS:

• Optimizing combinations of functions to accelerate work progress (e.g. shortcuts) and when to use them.
• Reports as a clear and measurable summary of analyzes.
• Automatic creation of filters and step-by-step filter creation for the variable of interest.
• Alternative methods to speed up the completion of prevention and detection.
• Configure the program settings in such a way as to maximize performance and reduce unnecessary “clicking”.
• Using the method of multi-level synchronization to plan activities.
• Visualization of areas in the FMEA form.

EXERCISES:

• File access configuration;
• Configuration of access to selected functions in the program;
• Advanced methods of using reports to prioritize areas for improvement;
• Practical use of interfaces provided for “superuser”;
• Duplicating analyzes within one file and between different files while maintaining a network of connections;
• Methods of recovering files and “saving” lost data;
• Management of additional modules for 8D, DVP & R, P-Diagram, B-D.