FEMA - Failure Mode Effect Analysis

It’s rightly said that prevention is better than cure! The Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FEMA) was developed in the industry of aerospace in 1960 as the systematic method through which designs and weakness of the processes could be identified and investigated.

This course is for those individuals that are involved in the designing of the products, processes or services, specification in improving the business or management of process improvement, the managers that have the wish of understanding FMEA benefits before implementation of the company and the team members that are included in support role. 

IKL Certificate

• Introduction - purpose, background and benefits
• Steps involved in the Failure Mode and Effects Analysis designing
• Planning of the project
• Design intent, modes of the failure, effects on the customer
• Failure causes
• Calculation of Risk Priority Number (RPN)
• Verification of the Project
• Overview of the process of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis designing
• Failure Mode and Effects Analysis designing implementation
• Where FEMA can be applied
• Common mistakes

Institute of Knowledge and Leadership (IKL) has emerged on the global map of learning, talent development and executive education as a highly advanced and qualified training platform. IKL is based in Dubai and serves prominent clients from across the MENASA region.

The distinctive factor about IKL is its significant, highly qualified and skilled pool of global trainers, primarily equipped with state of the art training methods and techniques coupled with the passion to share knowledge and to co - create a value proposition with organizations and their teams. IKL has trainers across the globe from 25 nationalities, over 200+ knowledge areas, and with a cumulative training, knowledge creation, sharing, and dissemination experience for over 1000+ years with over 2 million participants globally.