September 16, 2010 Dinner Meeting

Risk Assessment Using Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
Presented by Angelo Scangus

 

Your ability to predict and evaluate potential failure modes is crucial. Whether you work in a complex engineering and manufacturing environment, or a process-oriented one, such as a hospital, laboratory or school system this course will benefit you. Utilizing FMEA to successfully determine failure mode, cause and effect, will help you prevent the threat of potentially damaging failure modes. 


A well-designed FMEA process allows you to: Identify those failures that have unwanted effects on system operation; Allow improvements of the system's reliability or safety and maintainability.


You'll learn to: Determine the right time to initiate FMEA; Identify and classify potential failure modes; Evaluate potential failure mode severity and probability; Maximize FMEA as a flexible tool to meet your industry or product-specific needs.
Angelo is President of the Quality Support Group. He has an MBA, a Master's degree in Manufacturing Engineering and Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering. He is certified in lean manufacturing and quality management. He is a Certified Six Sigma Black Belt with 26 years' experience in the medical, aerospace, automotive, electronic and chemical industries. Angelo specializes in business/quality systems, lean manufacturing, engineering management as well as product development and process improvement


An RIASQ Outreach Effort:
Please help support the RI Community Food Bank 
by bringing at least one nonperishable item to the meeting.


Time: 

5:30 Registration and networking

6:00 Dinner
7:00 Program


Location:                    

River Falls Restaurant & Lounge (Piano Lounge downstairs)  74 South Main St., Woonsocket, R.I. 02895  (Click here for a map)

Directions:

From points South: Take 146 N to 146A N toward Park Sq. Woonsocket. Follow for 1.5 miles then turn right onto Providence St. Take right after 0.8 miles onto S. Main. Take right after 0.3 miles to stay on S. Main. Restaurant is on right, with parking across in the large municipal lot. 

 

From points North: varied – best to use MapQuest, Google Maps ect.


Menu:  Buffet of salad, rolls, ziti with sauce, roasted chicken, baked haddock, roasted red bliss potatoes, sautéed vegetable medley, coffee and dessert.


Prices: $25 members and guests. $15 unemployed members 


Reservations:  


Click here to register online or call (401) 825-8572. If unable to attend after making reservations, please cancel by September 14th.

ASQ Recertification: Dinner meeting earns 0.3 RU