Professional Process Engineer Program

Learn Process Engineering through real manufacturing decisions

A Process Engineer connects product design, equipment, people, quality, cost and production targets. This program develops systematic thinking and the ability to convert BOMs, drawings and customer requirements into a measurable, controllable and improvable manufacturing process.

Professional modules

• Process Engineer roles and daily management
• Process mapping, routing, cycle time and standard time
• Takt time, capacity planning, man-machine balance and line balancing
• CTQ, process parameters, acceptance criteria and reaction plans
• Yield, FPY, defect Pareto, 5 Why, fishbone and corrective action
• NPI, trial run, ECN, change points and production readiness
• Process costing and management presentation

Practical outcome

Participants complete a Process Flow, capacity model, line balance and improvement proposal using realistic cases and reusable templates.

Who should attend

Junior Process or Production Engineers, technicians moving into engineering roles, supervisors and teams responsible for new product introduction or production transfer.