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Training:
Monday-Thursday 8:00am - 5:00pm
Friday 8:00am - 2:30pm
Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Purpose:
The purpose of Value Analysis/Value Engineering Module I training is to teach potential team leaders and team members the fundamentals of Value Analysis/Value Engineering.
Target Audience:
This training is of value to those interested in improving value in their projects, products, standards, or business processes. Participants will improve their creative skills and learn to apply the value engineering methodology. VE/VA can be applied wherever cost and/or performance improvement is desired or where customer needs need to be defined.
Topics:
The following topics are covered in the Module I training:
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Certification:
Module I Training is the first step toward certification as a Value Specialist. Participants in this course will receive a Module I certificate
Duration:
A 40 hour(5 day) SAVE International (http://www.value-eng.org) approved course delivered by a Certified Value Specialist. The course includes 20 hours of interactive lectures and 20 hours of workshop activities.
Requirements:
There are no requirements to take this course other than enthusiasm.
Training Schedule:
Mondy - Thursday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am - 2:30 pm
Lunch and refreshments provided.
This course is instructed by: Mrs. Parrot, M.Eng., CVS (LIFE), and Mr. Fletcher P.Eng., CVS.
McGill University in Montreal, Quebec pioneered an innovative course designed to give university students a chance to work with an industry participant on a real-world problem. The program has been in practice for the past 35 years, and has facilitated over 200 projects. Students work on an engineering problem, provided by a company, involving product design, manufacturing processes, or service improvement. The program allows senior mechanical engineering students and industry leading companies to become fully immersed in the systematic problem solving technique, Value Engineering.
The course is lead by a certified value specialist (CVS), which allows students to work towards both course credit and MOD I certification. Benefits of the program are felt both by the student and the industry participant. Industry participants receive real solutions to the problems, as well as potential new talent for their organization. As part of the course students prepare presentations of their findings as well as a written report.
For more information see:
Value Engineering (also known as Value Management or Value Analysis) depending on the business sector, is a systematic and function based approach to improve the value of the projects, processes or products. By identifying required (basic) functions through “functional analysis” an item’s cost can more closely match its worth. Functional Performance Specification is an extension to the VE process that expresses client needs in terms of functions and constraints. An evaluation criteria including acceptance levels and flexibility are developed to describe the client needs.
Course Duration - 2 Days.
Location: Markham
The Module 1 Value Engineering course description is available in French only. The language of instruction will be French. For more details, review the notice in French.
The goals and objectives of this course are to inform and instruct participants of VA/VE methodology using this systematic approach. This is a SAVE International-certified Module 1 course that instructs participants on the ability to utilize this methodology in many applications to develop the optimal solution for a product, process or project which will insure user satisfaction at the optimum cost.
At the end of the course, participants will understand the principles of value analysis/value engineering. Furthermore, the participants will work on sample projects in a team environment during the 40 hour course.
The course instructors will be Lucie Parrot, M.Eng., CVS (Life) and Tom Fletcher P.Eng., CVS.
Value Analysis Training Courses (In French)
1) Course Title: Introduction to Value Management
Date: March 20, 2012
Location: Montreal
2) Course Title: The Engineer and the Product Development and Optimization Process
Date : April 20, 2012
Location: Quebec
The courses offered are in collaboration with Réseau des ingénieurs du Québec and meet with law requirements on the skills (law of 1%).
The courses offered by Réseau IQ allow you to develop and improve your skills in accordance with Articles 5 and 6 of the Regulations on mandatory training for engineers.
The two training courses are offered by Mrs. Lucie Parrot, eng. CSV-Life, President of CSVA, principal associate of Nguyen-Parrot
For more information, please contact Réseau des Ingénieurs du Québec at 514-845-9664 or 1-866-845-9664 or at www.reseauIQ.qc.ca/formation
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