Winter 2021 Open Training is now closed. Explore Quanterion Solutions’ other training options: www.quanterion.com/products-services/training
Quanterion Solutions Incorporated is offering reliability engineering open training this winter on Tuesday, Nov. 16 through Thursday, Nov. 18, 2021. The hands-on training will be hosted at the DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Orlando – Disney Springs in Lake Buena Vista, FL.
There is a limited block of guestrooms for course attendees at the group rate of $149/per night. When making your reservation, the special group code “QUA” must be stated in to order to get the special group room rate. Please see the course registration pages for more details.
The price for each course is $1,950. Groups of three to four receive a 10% discount and groups of five or more receive a 20% discount.
The final registration deadline is Thursday, Nov. 4.
Attendees can choose between two course options – Reliability 101 and Software Failure Modes Effects Analysis.
Reliability 101
Why do you need to take this course?
Reliability 101 is a foundational course to understanding basic reliability engineering principles and how to implement these principles during product design, manufacture, test and field support. This course will develop your reliability knowledge whether you’re new to the field or if you’re a manager who wants to discover the payoffs of different approaches and techniques.
Benefits of attending this course include a free hard copy of the popular publication titled “System Reliability Toolkit-V” (a $75 value) and a license to Quanterion’s “Automated Reliability Toolkit Professional Edition (QuART-PRO) Software” (a $189 value).
Course Dates
Tuesday, Nov. 16 through Thursday, Nov. 18, 2021.
Course Location
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Orlando – Disney Springs
2305 Hotel Plaza Blvd.
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
Course Cost
$1,950
Group Discount
Groups of three to four receive a 10% discount and groups of five or more receive a 20% discount.
Course Registration Deadline
Thursday, Oct. 28. This course is now closed for registrations.
Reliability 101 Course Outline
Software Failure Modes Effects Analysis
Why do you need to take this course?
If you’re involved in software design or development, you must consider potential failure modes in the software. This course will teach you how to identify potential failure modes in software and mitigate the risk to improve software reliability.
This course is ideal for engineers, systems engineers, and software engineers as well as any engineer who has been tasked with performing a system-wide Failure Modes Effects Analysis (FMEA).
Benefits of attending this course include a free copy of the popular publication titled “Effective Application of Software Failure Modes Effects Analysis,” a $125 value.
Course Dates
Tuesday, Nov. 16 through Thursday, Nov. 18, 2021.
Course Location
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Orlando – Disney Springs
2305 Hotel Plaza Blvd.
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
Course Cost
$1,950
Group Discount
Groups of three to four receive a 10% discount and groups of five or more receive a 20% discount.
Course Registration Deadline
Thursday, Oct. 28. This course is now closed for registrations.
A Tradition of Excellence in Reliability Training
The open training is provided through Quanterion Solutions’ Reliability, Maintainability and Quality Knowledge Center (RMQSI), which has been educating organizations and individuals in the U.S. and worldwide since the company’s beginning in 2000.
“RMQSI’s training courses were developed by our in-house reliability experts with decades of practical experience in reliability engineering,” said Preston MacDiarmid, President of Quanterion Solutions Incorporated. “Our training is sought after by industry, government and academia for its accelerated concepts-to-application approach. Several weeks ago we were honored to present our Design for Reliability course to members of the U.S. Army.”
The training explores common mathematical calculations and statistical techniques used by engineers in their day-to-day work – from calculating failure predictions common in the prototyping lab to analyzing defects in current products on the shop floor.
“Our training minimizes technical jargon to focus on the practical applications of reliability analyses,” said Rich Wisniewski, Senior Reliability Engineer at Quanterion Solutions Incorporated. “After three days of training, attendees will walk away with the ability to identify and perform the various types of reliability assessments applicable for a new product at all life cycle stages – from concept to design to test and finally to field support.”