Manufacturing Cost Engineering and DfX Training by Tonex
Manufacturing Cost Engineering and DfX Training by Tonex empowers professionals with critical skills to optimize manufacturing processes, driving down costs while enhancing product design for manufacturability, assembly, and serviceability (DfX). This intensive training delves into advanced methodologies, equipping participants to analyze cost drivers, implement value engineering techniques, and leverage DfX principles for streamlined production. The impact on cybersecurity is significant, as optimized manufacturing reduces vulnerabilities associated with complex supply chains and mitigates risks related to counterfeit components, bolstering overall system security.
Audience:
- Manufacturing Engineers
- Product Designers
- Cost Engineers
- Supply Chain Managers
- Quality Assurance Professionals
- Cybersecurity Professionals
Learning Objectives:
- Master cost estimation and analysis techniques.
- Apply Design for Manufacturability (DfM) and Design for Assembly (DfA) principles.
- Implement value engineering and cost reduction strategies.
- Optimize manufacturing processes for efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
- Understand the impact of design choices on manufacturing costs.
- Identify cybersecurity risks associated with manufacturing processes.
Course Modules:
Module 1: Cost Estimation Fundamentals
- Cost estimation methodologies.
- Material and labor cost analysis.
- Overhead and tooling cost calculations.
- Risk and contingency assessment.
- Cost modeling and simulation.
- Understanding cost drivers.
Module 2: Design for Manufacturability (DfM)
- DfM principles and guidelines.
- Material selection and processing.
- Tolerance and dimensional analysis.
- Simplification and standardization.
- Design optimization for manufacturing.
- Cybersecurity impact on component selection.
Module 3: Design for Assembly (DfA)
- DfA principles and guidelines.
- Assembly sequence optimization.
- Fastening and joining techniques.
- Error-proofing and automation.
- Assembly time and cost reduction.
- Minimizing assembly vulnerabilities.
Module 4: Value Engineering and Cost Reduction
- Value analysis and function analysis.
- Cost reduction strategies and techniques.
- Process improvement methodologies.
- Supplier collaboration and negotiation.
- Life cycle cost analysis.
- Cybersecurity value analysis.
Module 5: Advanced Manufacturing Processes
- Lean manufacturing principles.
- Additive manufacturing cost implications.
- Automation and robotics integration.
- Process control and quality assurance.
- Supply chain optimization.
- Secure manufacturing process implementation.
Module 6: DfX Implementation and Best Practices
- DfX implementation strategies.
- Cross-functional team collaboration.
- Case studies and practical applications.
- Performance measurement and evaluation.
- Continuous improvement and innovation.
- DfX impact on cybersecurity posture.
Elevate your manufacturing expertise and drive significant cost savings. Enroll in Tonex’s Manufacturing Cost Engineering and DfX Training today.