Understanding Failure Analysis Investigation

When a system or piece of equipment fails, there is almost always valuable forensic evidence that can provide clues to how and why the event occurred. By careful control of the post-failure environment, this information can be extracted and interpreted to identify the root cause and help establish responsibility. All failures are expensive so it is imperative that in the aftermath the correct techniques are employed to ensure the maximum possible analysis. This course, presented by eight expert speakers, has been designed to help you understand how to best apply engineering failure investigation to manage the repercussions of failure and mitigate the potential financial impact.

The course is suitable for all those involved in asset management including those whose roles involve the following: electronics; facilities management; cables; forensic analysis; inspection; loss adjusting; insurance; law; quality management; reliability or trading.