DEVELOPING A RELIABILITY PROGRAM PLAN Training Course |
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| The Reliability Program Plan is the collective set of activities that allows a company to consistently produce a reliable product, on time, without quality spills during manufacturing. |
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Course Content |
This class will identify the necessary elements of an effective reliability program plan. Numerous class examples will provide a depth of understanding that allows the student to develop the best custom plan for their own company. Some of the topics covered are:
- How to establish reliability numerical requirements based upon the needed field performance.
- How to quantify the severe user and the severe usage profile.
- Developing lab tests based upon the severe user.
- AFD as an alternative to DFMEA for effective test planning.
- Designing test flows to effectively manage test time.
- Understanding how the reliability process can be effectively divided into Analytical, Developmental (Qualitative), and Validation (Quantitative) tasks.
- Understanding the basics behind accelerated testing to reduce test time.
- Using Stress-Strength Interference to relate “reliability on test” to “reliability in the field”
- Preventing Quality Spills as a natural extension of the reliability process
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About the Lecturer |
 Larry Edson BSME, CQE
Larry is a Graduate of General Motors Institute (BSME), is a Certified Quality Engineer, and has 30 years of experience in the Quality/Reliability field. Larry introduced HALT to General Motors and to many of its suppliers. He has also co-taught with Gregg Hobbs on special occasions.
Larry has specialized in statistics, failure physics, and designed experimentation in pursuing a Master's Degree. Collectively, these topics and experiences form the foundation for much of his class.
Larry's work has been published through the Society of Mechanical Engineers and the Society of Automotive Engineers.
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Further Information
- Duration: - One day
- Assessment: This course is a non-assessed short course.
- Dates + Venues: The next Public presentations are:
- 18 November, 2008 - Denver CO USA
- Price : £400 + VAT (where applicable) per delegate. Fees include course materials, tuition, refreshments and lunches. The price does not include accommodation.
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