Course Date:
17 Mar 2021
Course Registration Closing Date:
2 Mar 2021
Duration:
8 hours
Time:
9am to 6pm
Mode of Training:
Classroom and Practical
Venue:
Singapore Polytechnic, Advanced Manufacturing Centre
Course Introduction
The uniqueness of this course is having this consortium consisting of Advanced Remanufacturing and Technology Centre (ARTC) under A*Star, TUV SUD and Singapore Polytechnic (SP) which provides a 360-degrees coverage of the expertise, skills and experience needed to provide a high level quality outcome for the participants.
This course supports companies in their post COVID-19 prioritisation of their digitalisation efforts, based on a framework taking into account the company:
1. Digital Readiness,
2. Key Performance Indicator (KPIs) and / or
3. Performance focus.
It will provide practical insights, use cases and demos describing how to integrate digitally the vertical and horizontal processes as well as the product lifecycle within a manufacturing facility. These being the fundamental digitalisation steps, together with other key pillars like automation, connectivity, intelligence, talent readiness, inter and intra company collaboration and strategy and governance.
Course Objective
The course aims to provide participants with the essential knowledge of the various key technologies needed to initiate or partake in an end-to-end vertical integration of IT (Information Technologies) and OT (Operation Technologies) in the manufacturing environment. Primarily focusing on the shopfloor, the course will explain in depth the 5 different layers of the automation pyramid (ISA-95 / RAMI 4.0) and which technologies are used as enabler of Industry 4.0. Key concepts of automation, connectivity and interoperability will also be part of the module.
Course Outline
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
1. Apply the basic standards used in manufacturing automation (i4.0)
2. Explain the various levels in automation pyramid (ISA95)
3. Outline specific technologies used in automation pyramid layers
Suitable for
Automation and Process Engineers, Product managers, Research and Development (R&D) Engineers, Innovation managers, Plant managers, System Integrators, Technology and Processes Consultants, Supply chain managers / specialists
Minimum Entry Requirements / Assumed Skills and Knowledge
Have relevant experience in manufacturing and basic knowledge of how to prioritise digitalisation. Attending SP’s course on “Prioritizing Digitalization in Manufacturing for post COVID-19” is advised.
Award / Certification / Accreditation
• Certificate of Attendance (electronic Certificate will be issued)
A Certificate of Attendance will be awarded to participants who meet at least 75% attendance rate
• Certificate of Performance (electronic Certificate will be issued)
A Certificate of Performance will be awarded to participants who pass the assessment and meet at least 75% attendance rate
*Please note that once the maximum class size is reached, the online registration will be closed.
Application Procedure
1. All applications must be made via Online Registration at www.pace.sp.edu.sg
Course fees can be paid by the following payment modes:
a) Credit Cards, Internet Banking, NETS (Not Applicable for company sponsored)
For e-payment using Visa/Master cards and Internet Banking, please click on the ‘Make e-Payment’ button on the acknowledgement page to proceed.
b) For NETS payment, you can pay at:
Singapore Polytechnic
PACE Academy
c) Cheques
Please make cheques payable to “Singapore Polytechnic”. Do cross the cheque and write the Registration Reference ID, Applicant Name and NRIC/FIN number at the back of the cheque. When you have completed required
details, you may mail the cheque here.
Please note that an administrative charge of $15 will be imposed for any returned cheques from the bank or financial institution.
2. All successful applicants will be notified with a letter of confirmation via email.
