Sustainable Manufacturing Using a Global Education Concept for Coordinate Metrology with a Blended Learning Approach

Marxer, Michael; Keferstein, Claus P.; Weckenmann, Albert

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“…As regards training, this means, for example, offering equal opportunities when it comes to accessing learning content irrespective of the geographical location of individual members of society. Manufacturing processes in mass production require workers who have an elementary education and need additional customized training programs that are independent of specific manufacturers and products (Marxer et al 2011).…”

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A Study on Social Assessment in Holistic Lifecycle Management

Karakoyun

Kiritsis

2015

Advances in Production Management Systems: Innovative Production Management Towards Sustainable Growth

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Sustainable manufacturing has been focus of the industry for some time. Due to the holistic nature of sustainability not only the manufacturing processes but the whole life cycle and the environmental, economic and social aspects of the product should be taken in to account. In order to leverage from the concept of sustainability it is necessary to involve it in decision making process in the supply chain. It is essential to have an evaluation procedure so as to involve it in decision making which should be capable of assessing economic, environmental and social performance of the product. Unfortunately the social dimension of sustainability is the least developed and even neglected because it is difficult to evaluate due to its quantitative and subjective nature. The social aspects of holistic life cycle approach will be presented in this paper.

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Section: State Of the Art (Social Life Cycle Assessment)mentioning

confidence: 99%

A Study on Social Assessment in Holistic Lifecycle Management

Karakoyun

Kiritsis

2015

Advances in Production Management Systems: Innovative Production Management Towards Sustainable Growth

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“…We need to take in account several factors that brings added value to companies, and trainees, by getting CMTrain courses as a perspective of sustainability (Figure 4) [13,14,15,16]. We can identify environmental aspect, this training model enables participants to reduce travels (energy consumption), paper consumption for course materials is significantly reduced as information is made, distributed and available electronically, contributing to pollution reduction.…”

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“…This training approach is used for advanced training in industry and education organisations up to tertiary level [13]. For use in industrial enterprises, courses are offered as blended learning way in various languages and include a standardized final exam, which is internationally recognized.…”

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“…This period is typically within four to six weeks after attending the first one. If this second attempt is not successful, the participant has to repeat the level to be able to attend the test once again [13].…”

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“…The training program comprises at several hierarchical levels (levels 1 to 3); this includes hands-on training on real CMM's blended learning concept [13]. Level 1 is basic training, level 2 advanced training and level 3 training for specialists.…”

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Education and training in coordinate metrology for industry towards digital manufacturing

Rocha

Savio

Marxer

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Abstract. Today manufacturing industry is based on multiple suppliers located in different countries and continents, intensively using automation, data exchange and advanced manufacturing technologies embedded in the digital era, and a number of national and international initiatives (e.g. Industrie 4.0) are devoted to support this effort. New opportunities to advance manufacturing of high value products are based on innovating the measuring technologies and procedures for Geometrical Quality Control, in particular addressing the training needs since having well trained professionals is an important key of success for manufacturing companies in several sectors. The paper is summarising recent experience in the field, with quantification of learning success related to the implementation of remote workshops.

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Sustainable Manufacturing Using a Global Education Concept for Coordinate Metrology with a Blended Learning Approach

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A Study on Social Assessment in Holistic Lifecycle Management

A Study on Social Assessment in Holistic Lifecycle Management

Education and training in coordinate metrology for industry towards digital manufacturing

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