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 Jamie is a Loss Prevention Consultant and holds a Bachelors of Science in Occupational Safety and Health from Grand Valley State University. He also holds the Associate Safety Professional Certification, is an instructor for the American Heart Association, and currently holds the position of Chapter Delegate and Past President (2010-2012) for the West Michigan Chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers. Before coming to Collins & Associates, Jamie spent the last 8 years as a Safety Specialist/Manager at Herman Miller and Johnson Controls. Jamie has extensive experience in the field of Occupational Safety in a Manufacturing setting including: Ergonomics, Policy/Program Development, Machine Guarding, Behavior Based Safety and Auditing for Potential Risk Factors.
Who Should Attend: - Safety specialist/manager
- Mechanical/industrial engineer
- Continuous improvement specialist
- Human resources manager
- Safety committee member
- Plant supervisor
- Operations manager
- Manufacturing engineers
- Manufacturing personnel
Part 1: Globally Harmonized System (GHS) and Hazard Communication (HCS) Tuesday, May 21, 2013 2pm Eastern
Part 2: Introduction to OSHA Standards, Part 1 Thursday, May 23, 2013 11am Eastern
Part 3: Introduction to OSHA Standards, Part 2 Thursday, May 23, 2013 2pm Eastern
Each session includes an approximately 70-minute presentation and a brief Q&A session at the end. Unlimited participants are allowed at each login site. All registrants receive 180 days of free access to the recording of the live session. | Formats Available: Webinar + Archive
| Original Training Session Date: May 21, 2013
| Approved Credit: SME: 3.00 hours Recertification Credit
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| | In today's global market, companies' profit margins are being squeezed and customer expectations lead to increasing quality demands. Design for Manufacturability and Assembly (DFM/A) is a tried and proven method to increase quality and reduce product cost. But rather than increase development effort, it has the side benefit of reducing late redesign iterations to resolve producibility and reducing overall time to market. While DFM/A benefits are widely recognized, organizations often lose sight of this practice with many of the other everyday demands. This series will cover DFM/A principles, the steps to incorporate DFM/A into a company's development process, as well as a practical method spreadsheet method to assess and improve DFM/A.
Learning Objectives During this series, participants will learn how to: - Identify the principles of design for assembly
- Mistake-proof the product and process design
- Apply guidelines related to design of parts using machining, sheet metal, injection molding, and other techniques
- Recognize the way process capability affects manufacturability and steps to optimize tolerances
- Identify a method for incorporating DFM/A into a company's development process
- Describe a practical spreadsheet methodology to assess and improve manufacturability
 Speaker: Kenneth CrowKenneth A. Crow is President of a management consulting and training firm specializing in product development. He is a Principal in PD-Trak Solutions, a project portfolio management software provider, and is Executive Director of the International Product Development Institute. He is a recognized expert in the field of new product development with over thirty-five years of experience in manufacturing and product development. He has consulted with major companies internationally in aerospace, automotive, capital equipment, consumer products, defense, electronics, industrial equipment, medical devices, and other technology products.
He has written papers, contributed to books, conducted training, and spoken at many conferences on product development and manufacturing. He is the past President and founding member of the Society of Concurrent Product Development and a member of Product Development Management Association (PDMA) and the Engineering Management Society. He is a Certified New Product Development Professional through PDMA.
Who Should Attend: This series is recommended for anyone involved in product design, manufacturing engineering, or manufacturing management. - Design engineers
- Product engineers
- Manufacturing engineers
- Mechanical engineers
- Process engineers
- Quality engineers
Part 1: Design for Assembly I Tuesday, June 11, 2013 11 am Eastern
Part 2: Design for Assembly II Tuesday, June 11, 2013 2 pm Eastern
Part 3: Design for Manufacturability I Thursday, June 13, 2013 11 am Eastern
Part 4: Design for Manufacturability II Thursday, June 13, 2013 2pm Eastern
Each session includes an approximately 70-minute presentation and a brief Q&A session at the end. Unlimited participants are allowed at each login site. All registrants receive 180 days of free access to the recording of the live session. | Formats Available: Webinar + Archive
| Original Training Session Date: June 11, 2013
On-Demand Release Date: June 14, 2013 | Approved Credit: SME: 4.00 hours Recertification Credit
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