This program targets manufacturing operations engineers, information technology professionals, project managers, engineering managers, quality managers, chief executive officers, product design or engineering leaders, chief operating officers and any other individuals and professionals who are in charge in implementing the manufacturing engineering discipline.
Duration
5 Days
Programme Overview
This course will provide you with the engineering knowledge and skills needed to improve productivity, reduce costs of manufacture and ensure products and services are delivered to the industry when required. Manufacturing operates in a global competitive market and engineers are in great demand in the UK and abroad, in sectors such as the aerospace, automotive, Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), food and pharmaceutical industries. You will learn all about 3D printing, design, solid and fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, vibration, control and automation.
Objectives
Understanding everything about e-manufacturing and the basics of developing and designing products
How manufacturing engineers effectively apply e-marketing?
Generating a clearer perspective about the e-marketing’s future
Designing products for manufacturing
Basics of choosing processes and materials
A more comprehensive overview about value engineering, value management and the methods used in implementing and applying them into your business organization
Understanding the different phases of value methodologies
Basics of proper organization to effectively manage value
Strengthening your background about quality function deployment, its scope, benefits and functions
Introduction to the implementation of design of experiments
Understanding the different statistical methods that you can use
Major objectives of statistical design
Benefits of implementing rapid prototyping
Basics of applying and implementing rapid prototyping, manufacturing and tooling
Selecting the best system including software and hardware
How to effectively use statistics for product rejects?
Basics of accounting for mean shifts
Course Outline
Module One - Advanced Manufacturing Processes and Technology
Sustainable Manufacturing
Additive Manufacturing for Product Development
International Project Management
Computer Control and Instrumentation
Module Two - Product Innovation Management
Metrology
Finite Element Analysis
Product Information System - Computer-Aided Design
Polymer Engineering: Processing and Manufacturing
Module Three - Project Management
Design Methods and Communication
Design for Assembly
Organisation Structure and Strategy
Polymer Engineering - Properties and Design
Module Four - Lean Operations and Supply Chain Management
