Delivering Continuous Improvement Solutions in Food and Drink Manufacturing
The National Centre for Food Manufacturing has been granted the delivery of a fully funded Industry 4.0 professional short course by the Institute of Technology’s In-work Skills Pilot to support businesses in the food and drink sector.
Primary beneficiaries of this 3 day virtual course will be predominantly employees of food manufacturing businesses in the UK employed in first level manager roles.
The objective of this Level 4 short course is to explore digital transformation technology to create your own SMART factory.
Dates and times:
Tuesday 8th March, 9am to 3pm
Wednesday 9th March, 9am to 3pm
Thursday 10th March, 9am to 3pm
This course will cover:
| 1) IIOT – Industrial Internet of Things | 2) Principles of Software, Programming and Control Systems | 3) Use of Control Systems to support manufacturing | 4) Improving existing Manufacturing systems with product feedback data | 5) What does this look like in my business? |
| • Digital manufacturing | • PLC, SCADA, Field Programme Gate Alley | |||
| • Intelligent Control Systems | • Applications and examples of Embedded Systems | |||
| • Industry 4.0 and emerging technologies | ||||
| • Industrial Control Systems | ||||
| • Industrial digitalisation |
Short pieces of pre work and post course work will be set by the tutors for delegates to complete in their own time.
To register your interest please follow the link to our Eventbrite page Industry 4.0 – The digital factory Tickets, Tue 8 Mar 2022 at 09:00 | Eventbrite
Registration closes 5.30pm 1st March.
Please note we have limited places on this course and successful candidates will be contacted.
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