Control Plan is a structured document stipulating all product and process parameters and how you can control it using control methods and if anything gone wrong then there should be a reaction plan.
Machinery Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (MFMEA) is a structured, proactive engineering method used to identify, analyze, and mitigate potential failures in industrial equipment and tooling. Focused on design, safety, and reliability, it evaluates how components fail, the consequences of those failures, and implements preventative actions.
MFMEA is often considered a key component of Total Predictive Maintenance (TPM)
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Thank you so much Gotoh Philippines Corporation for your very active participation to our interactive workshop regarding the new FMEA AIAG VDA edition!
Thank you Betafoam Corporation for the very engaging Chemical Safety and Emergency Spill Response Training!
Training topic includes:
Process based and Risk Based Auditing
Customer Specific Requirements
Conducting management system audits
Guidance on the evaluation of competence of individuals involved in the audit process.
Thank you Lamcor Laguna Autoparts Manufacturing Corporation of the Philippines for your active participation!
Microbiological risk assessment (MRA) is a structured, four-step scientific process used to evaluate the public health impact of biological hazards (pathogens/toxins) in food. It involves hazard identification, hazard characterization, exposure assessment, and risk characterization, shifting food safety from reactive to proactive, risk-based management. This process helps quantify risks, often using models to simulate pathogen behavior from production to consumption.
Lean manufacturing is based on the ideology of maximizing productivity while simultaneously minimizing wastes. The lean principle sees the 8 types of wastes as anything that doesn’t add value to the customers.