How to Organize and Run a Failure
Investigation Feb 6-7, 2012
Principles of Failure Analysis (3-Day) Feb 8-10, 2012
Location: Foothill Ranch, California
Instructor: Daniel P. Dennies, Ph.D., P.E.
Register for both and save! Call me by January 16th to take advantage of
substantial savings!
This offer is going out to a select group.
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Improve your productivity by
attending How to Organize and Run a Failure
Investigation and Principles of Failure Analysis. This one-two punch provides
experienced professionals the knowledge to bridge the gap between theory and
practice. Take both and save $200 by using the
promo code: FA200.
In How
to Organize and Run a Failure Investigation, you will learn a proven
systematic approach to the process of failure investigation. HORFI is designed
to provide a learning platform for Engineers, Technicians, Managers, Designers,
TQM personnel, and those practicing law. This course is a prerequisite for
Principles of Failure Analysis.
Receive 1.5 CEUs by successfully completing this course
Principles
of Failure Analysis is presented as a practical approach for those new to
the field or who are seeking updated practices. Case histories of failures and
their elimination are highlighted throughout the course. This course is
designed for degreed engineers and technicians with full-time experience in a
failure analysis lab. Prerequisites for those without a materials engineering
degree are: Metallurgy for the Non-Metallurgist, Metallographic Interpretation,
Mechanical Testing of Metals, and How to Organize and
Run a Failure Investigation.
Receive 2.0 CEUs by successfully completing this course
Dr. Daniel P. Dennies is an Associate Technical Fellow for the Boeing Company
and has 27 years of experience as a metallurgist and performing failure
investigations. He authored the book “How to Organize
and Run a Failure Investigation.” The majority of his career has been in the
aerospace industry working on projects such as the Space Shuttle Main Engine,
the National Launch System, the National Aerospace Plane, expendable launch
systems like Delta and Titan and, most recently, the International Space
Station. He has accumulated a large amount of experience with a wide variety of
materials, processes and test mechanisms through his association with the
design and manufacturing aspects of these programs.
This is a fantastic opportunity to take the courses back to back!
Register now to start the new year off with a zest for
professional development. If you would like information regarding future
offerings, please reply. Contact
me or register
online.
Additional date:
September 10-14, 2012
Regards,
Ford Fram
Educational Sales Administrator
ASM International
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