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In this three-day interactive hands-on course in the UT-RMC Training Factory you will:Learn concepts to help run the business of Reliability & Maintenance using best practices for maximum results and ROI
Gain an understanding of the benefits of predictive maintenance, digital technologies and related tools and techniques (hands on)
Learn about transitioning the workforce (to improve digital skills and culture) towards Industry 4.0 and beyond
During the course you will make/assemble some parts and be hands on with technologies & tools to solve various asset/maintenance issues to gain a basic understanding for making better decisions in what you do or support.
Topics and technologies include standard work, importance of collecting good data, 5S, visual controls, ultrasound, vibration analysis, infrared thermography, motor testing, motion amplification, acoustic imaging, lubrication, human factors, safety, continuous improvement, coaching for success and “how to get there”.
Each section has a “take-away savings item(s)” that can be immediately used upon return.
Each day ends with a “must-know” review from daily activities.
Note: This course does not teach the use of technologies. It’s about practical application and understanding enough to make better asset-care and collective-thinking decisions.
Instructor:
Dr. Klaus M. Blache
Dr. Blache has over 30 years of experience in various areas of manufacturing and continuous improvement (processes, products and people). Included are areas such as lean manufacturing, reliability & maintenance, competitive analysis, continuous improvement tools & techniques, new facility planning and implementation, industrial engineering, ergonomics, and change management. In the past seven years, he has visited/worked with about 200 facilities and has written and lectured globally in numerous technical and management areas. Klaus is currently at the University of Tennessee as the Director of the Reliability & Maintainability Center and Research Professor (College of Engineering). Before that, his most recent corporate assignments were as Manufacturing Engineering Director (Cadillac), Engineering Launch Manager (new assembly plant), Global Manager of Manufacturing Reliability and maintenance, and Manager of corporate Industrial Engineering for General Motors. His experiences include implementing large changes and sustainable continuous improvement all around the world, developing a Corporate R&M process and global implementation, plant assessments/benchmarking and numerous related assignments. Klaus is also a past Chairman of SMRP (Society of Maintenance & Reliability Professionals).
Course Details
Continuing Education Credits Included
Course Agenda
Format: Public Course
Category: Ultrasound
Language: English
Member Rate:$1,695
Non-Member Rate: $1,865
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
University Of Tennessee Conference Center, Knoxville,TN,United States
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