FMEA (Failure Mode Effect Analysis) 1st Edition 2019 (Live Online Training)

***SGS also provide e-certificate and e-document (e-document will be provided for In-house training only). This enables leaners to be free from certificate loss, to reduce storage space, and ultimately to be environmental-friendly to which SGS’s current policy is attached.***Regarding the increased automation, automotive driving, the 3rd edition of the AIAG Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) manual provides steps and tools to avoid quality problems in supply chain, improve customer satisfaction and support a continual improvement environment. This is a new opportunity for the automotive supply chain to pursue its commitment to excellence. While the main objective is still need of product conformity for series launch, the advantage of this new version is to reinforce managerial aspects by integrating model into the product development process. In addition, risk reduction / mitigation is strengthened, more upstream procurement planning and other key changes ensure a more comprehensive approach. This training shall provide and focuses on the key changes that you can expect from these new manuals

SGS has developed this course to benefit clients wishing to gain knowledge of specific automotive cybersecurity modules. COURSE CONTENTIntroduction to automotive cybersecurityISO/SAE 21434 standard overviewCybersecurity in product developmentImplementation of best practicesPRIOR KNOWLEDGENo prior experience with ISO/SAE 21434 is required, though a basic understanding of automotive systems and general cybersecurity concepts is beneficial.COURSE CERTIFICATION On completion of this course: The SGS certificate is available to download once you have achieved a pass mark of 80% or more in the final assessment which completes this course. You have 12 months access to this course, effective from the date of purchase.

***SGS also provide e-certificate and e-document (e-document will be provided for In-house training only). This enables leaners to be free from certificate loss, to reduce storage space, and ultimately to be environmental-friendly to which SGS’s current policy is attached.***CONTENT Automotive Industry Standard – Background and History Key Drivers of change for IATF 16949 and the key changes Management systems, process approach and documentation recommendations Understanding the requirements of IATF 16949 with linkage of ISO 9001:2015 Context, Interested Party Expectations and Planning including Risk Based Thinking Expanded Leadership Requirements and its implications Discussion on Top Management’s Role Support Processes and What has Changed? Operations – Focus on Changes and Improvements APQP and New Product Development Product Safety, Managing Suppliers, Operational Control Review of Gap Analysis Tool and Q and A