How to Train Your Engineer [1711] | |||||||||||||||
Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2018 Time: 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM Location: Greater Columbus Convention Center Room: D180 Speakers: Paul Gassman, Product and Process Engineer, Owens Corning Track: Engineering Secondary Track: Manufacturing Session Type: Educational Session Skill Level: Intermediate Description: This session shares insights into the engineer's role in a manufacturing/production environment, focusing on the common goal of a safe and mutually respectful learning opportunity. We look at day-to-day operational relationships, short and long-term product and process initiatives as well as interactions with engineering visitors and the dreaded subject matter expert. Through the lenses of individual and cultural safety, how can you improve this interaction? Learning Objectives: Recognize different views and goals which can put engineers and production employees in conflict and at greater risk Identify the opportunities which a solid safety culture provides to strengthen productivity efforts as well Describe techniques to clarify objectives, transfer process knowledge, and bridge gaps in your relationships List short-term actions which make immediate and long-lasting impact on individual and cultural safety
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