Comprehensive Production and Operations Management
Course
In Dubai (United Arab Emirates), Durban (South Africa), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) and 9 other venues
*Indicative price
Original amount in GBP:
£ 20,000
Description
-
Type
Intensive seminar
-
Level
Advanced
-
Location
-
Class hours
120h
-
Duration
20 Days
Suitable for: Industrial Engineers. Operations Manager. Production Managers. Production Planners. System Engineers. Manufacturing Engineers. Supply Chain and Logistics Managers and Professionals. Purchasing and Procurement Managers. Retailers. Financial Managers. Project Managers. Manufacturers and Industries
Facilities
Location
Start date
Start date
Start date
Start date
Start date
Start date
Start date
Start date
Start date
Start date
Start date
Start date
Start date
About this course
Degree or Relevant Work Experience
Reviews
Subjects
- Basis Grammar
- Bachelor Degree
Teachers and trainers (1)
Prof. Dr. R.B. Crawford
Executive Director, HRODC Postgraduate Training Institute
Course programme
Course Contents, Concepts and Issues:
Introduction to Operations Management
- Defining Operations Management (OM)
- Producing Goods and Services
- Importance of Studying Operations Management
- Roles of Operations Managers
- The Heritage of Operations Management
- Operations in the Service Sectors
- New Issues in Operations Management
- The Concept of Productivity
- Ethics and Social Responsibility
Operations Management in the Global Environment
- Operations: Global View
- Formulating Missions and Visions
- Achieving Competitive Advantage Through Operations
- Strategic Operations Management Decisions
- Issues in Operations Strategy
- Developing and Implementing Strategy
- Global Operations Strategy Options
Project Management
- Importance of Project Management
- Project Planning
- Project Scheduling
- Project Controlling
- Project Management Techniques
- Identifying the Project Schedule
- Variability in Activity Times
- Cost-Time Trade-Offs and project Crashing
- An Analysis of PERT and CPM
- Microsoft Project in Project Management
Demand Forecast
- Forecasting Definition
- The Importance of Forecasting
- Steps in Forecasting System
- Forecasting Approaches
- Time Series Forecasting
- Associative Forecasting Methods
- Forecast Monitoring and Control
- Forecasting in the Service Sectors
Product Design
- Selecting Goods and Services
- New Product Generation
- Product Development
- Product Design Issues
- Ethics, Environment-Friendly Designs and Sustainability
- Time-Based Competition
- Defining a Product
- Essential Documents for Production
- Service Design
- Application of Decision Trees to Product Design
- Transition in Production
Quality Management and International Standard
- Quality and Strategy
- Quality Definition
- International Quality Standards
- Total Quality Management (TQM)
- TQM Tools
- Inspection
- TQM in Services
- Statistical Process Control (SPC)
Process Design
- Process Strategies
- Process Analysis and Design
- Special Considerations for Service Process Design
- Equipment and Technology Selection
- Production Technology
- Technology in Services
- Redesigning the Process
- Sustainability
- Capacity Planning
- Bottleneck analysis and the Theory of Constraints
- Break-Even Analysis
- Risk Reduction with Incremental Changes
- Expected Monetary Value (EMV) Application to Capacity Decisions
- Investment Analysis Application to Strategy-Driven Investments
Location
- Importance of Location
- Factors Affecting Location Decisions
- Methods in Location Evaluation
- Alternatives
- Service Location Strategy
Layout
- Importance of Layout Decisions
- Types of Layout
- Office Layout
- Retail Layout
- Warehousing and Storage Layouts
- Fixed-Position Layout
- Process-Oriented Layout
- Work Cells
- Repetitive and Product-Oriented
- Layout
Job Design and Work Measurement
- Human Resource Strategy for Competitive Advantage
- Labour Planning
- Job Design
- Ergonomics and the Work Environment
- Methods Analysis
- The Visual Workplace
- Labour Standards
- Ethics
Supply Chain Management
- Importance of Supply Chain
- Ethics and Sustainability
- Performance Evaluation: Audits and Metrics
- Ethical Issues in Outsourcing
Conducting Inventory Management
- The Importance of Inventory
- Functions of Inventory
- Types of Inventory
- Inventory Management
- Inventory Models
- Inventory Models for Independent Demand
- Probabilistic Models and Safety Stock
- Single- Period Model
- Fixed-Period (P) Systems
Effective Scheduling
- The Planning Process
- The Nature of Aggregate Planning
- Aggregate Planning Strategies
- Aggregate Planning Methods
- Aggregates Planning in Service
- Yield Management
Material Requirements Planning (MRP) and Enterprise Resource Planning ERP
- Dependent Demand
- Dependent Inventory Model Requirements
- MRP Structure
- MRP Management
- Lot-Sizing Techniques
- Extensions of MRP
- MRP in Services
- Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
The Principles of Short Term Scheduling
- Short-Term Scheduling: Importance
- Scheduling Issues
- Scheduling Process-Focused Facilities
- Loading Jobs
- Jobs Sequencing
- Finite Capacity Scheduling
- Scheduling Repetitive Facilities
- Scheduling Services
Just-in-Time (JIT) and Lean Operations
- Just-in-Time and Lean Operations
- Just-in-Time (JIT)
- JIT Layout
- JIT Inventory
- JIT Scheduling
- JIT Quality
- Lean Operations in Services
Making Maintenance and Reliability Decisions
- Maintenance and Reliability: Importance
- Principle of Reliability
- Maintenance
- Total Productive Maintenance
- Technique for Enhancing Maintenance
Decision Modeling
- The Decision Process in Operations
- Fundamentals of Decision Making
- Decision Tables
- Types of Decision-Making Environment
- Decision Trees
Familiarising with Linear Programming Models
- Importance of Linear Programming
- Requirements of Linear Programming Problems
- Formulating Linear Programming Problems
- Graphical Solution to Linear Programming Problems
- Sensitivity Analysis
- Changes in the Objective Functions Coefficient
- Solving Minimisation Problems
- Linear Programming Applications
- The Simplex Method of LP
Conceptualising Transportation Modelling
- Transportation Modelling
- Developing an Initial Solution
- The Stepping-Stone Method
- Special Issues in Modelling
Queuing Models
- Queuing Theory
- Characteristics of a Waiting-Line System
- Queuing Costs
- The Variety of Queuing Models
- Other Queuing Approaches
Learning Curves
- Defining Learning Curve
- Learning Curves in Service and Manufacturing
- Learning Curve Application
- Strategic Implications of Learning Curves
- Limitations of Learning Curves
Modelling with Simulation
- Defining IS Simulation
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Simulation
- Monte Carlo Simulation
- Simulation of Queuing Problems
- Simulation and Inventory Analysis
Additional information
Comprehensive Production and Operations Management
*Indicative price
Original amount in GBP:
£ 20,000