AIPMA’s AMTEC Finishing School in Plastics Production Engineering has been developed with the motto of 'Making Engineers and Diploma Holders Industry Ready.'
Programmes are specially designed for engineers and diploma holders to bridge the gap between the academia and the industry. The training involves training on Reverse Engineering, metrology, Design and Development, 3D Printing, plastics packaging etc. enabling the trainees to serve the plastics manufacturing industry right from day one.
Since trained manpower brings in significant benefits, many industries recruit them for various functions including Design, Planning, Production, Quality, Sales & Marketing, Service & support, etc., Few industries depute their new recruits to undergo these courses, thereby reducing the orientation time to the minimum.
Finishing School in Plastics Production Engineering course is available at AIPMA’s AMTEC at Mumbai.
This workshops explores and focusses on RE techniques using structured Light 3D scanners. One of the industry challenge is to generate 3D CAD models inhouse for various applications. It could be legacy parts with no engineering drawings or 3D print a spare part or develop tooling in the shop floor. Learn how to tackle similar challenges from our experts.
Learn the tools & techniques for applying to optimize Material cost to improve Material to Sales Ratio (MS Ratio)
Up-gradation of knowledge in Packaging Science, Application of Plastic in packaging, New generation materials & its Characteristics, “ State of the art” techniques, Conversion process & its optimization, Quality evaluation, Regulatory Compliance, Recyclability, Life Cycle analysis of polymeric materials, Sustainability & Circular economy.
Learn the scientific statistical techniques for establishing cycle time during new mold validation
Design a Forecasting & Planning system for optimizing inventory
Design and implement performance tracking and monitoring system through balanced scorecard
Learn the total productive maintenance (TPM) techniques, and apply for reducing machine downtime.
