Training courses
Introduction to Zero Defect Manufacturing
This course we introduce the concept of Zero Defect Manufacturing. Manufacturing environments are characterized by high uncertainty, and therefore, defects are an unavoidable phenomenon. Defects “occur” when nonconformance to product specifications is detected. The only possible action is to minimize defects as much as possible without compromising the performance of the system. The term “Zero Defect” refers to the number of defects at the end of the manufacturing process of a product, or the end of manufacturing life (EOML).
“ZDM is a holistic approach for ensuring both process and product quality by reducing defects through corrective, preventive, and predictive techniques, using mainly data-driven technologies and guaranteeing that no defective products leave the production site and reach the customer, aiming at higher manufacturing sustainability.”
Sustainability: what it is and how to achieve it
Sustainability: what it is and how to achieve it
Sustainability term is used frequently and, in most cases, miss-used. In this training course all the aspects of sustainability are explained and various ways to achieve it are discussed, through practical examples.
Achieving sustainable manufacturing is a difficult and complex goal. Methodological and technological advancements are contributing significantly towards the achievement to true sustainability. The following concepts are the key towards achieving sustainable manufacturing and therefore, it is critical that we embrace those concepts and re-think how processes are done and re-design them for achieving higher levels of sustainability.
-Zero Defect Manufacturing
-Zero waste
-Re-use
-Re-purpose
-Re-cycle
-Re-think
-Resilience
Industry 4.0 and 5.0 introduction and implementation guide
Industry 4.0 and 5.0 introduction and implementation guide.
This course offers an in depth analysis of Industry 4.0 concept and also the newly introduced Industry 5.0. We start from the basic and moving towards detailed explanation of each of the enabling technologies. Furthermore, those concepts are also affecting the management and business level, we provide practical examples and directions for how to implement those concepts and what would be the benefits from such an implementation.