Who Should Attend: Electrical Engineers, Process Engineers and Technicians.
Key Takeaways:
- Learn what resources are available in NC
- Find out how you can tap into a network of suppliers in NC
- Submit a Supplier Request form to find new sources ncstateies.com/supplyrequest
- Register on ManufacturedNC.com to expand visibility
- Visit ncstateies.com/opportunities to view open business opportunities
Presenter: KeAnne Hoeg
Who Should Attend:
- Manufacturers experiencing a workforce shortage
- Manufacturers who have a backlog of special projects
- Manufacturers looking for fresh, creative problem-solvers
- Manufacturers looking to tap into future workforce
Key Takeaways:
- How to hire an engineering student for $15/hour
- NC State University Industry Expansion Solutions Regional Managers will walk you through the process and follow up during and after the intership to meet yoru needs
- Interns offer immediate solutions to workforce shortages
- NC State students offer fresh perspective to manufacturing challenges and cost-savings processes
Presenter: Anna Mangum
Who Should Attend:
- Anyone interested in innovative solutions for optimizing manufacturing processes
Key Takeaways:
- How NC State Industry Expansion Solutions can create a 3D Scan of your manufacturing facilities
- Learn how to obtain quick, highly detailed, and accurate dimensions of facility layouts
- Learn how 3D scans can be used to improve facility layouts, improve SEO and be used as a marketing tool for hiring people, help with insurance documentation, improve training methods, etc.
Presenter: Casey Olson
Who Should Attend:
- Electrical Engineers
- Process Engineers
- Line Technicians
Key Takeaways:
- Find out some of the key differences between an IoT device and an IIoT device.
- See, step-by-step, how an IIoT device can be used in simple control, and extended for use in more elaborate settings.
- Discover how these devices can be connected to the cloud with little configuration.
- Discover a tool that you can use, and may already have familiarity, can be put into play to show/share information critical to agile production.
Presenter: Jason Low
Who Should Attend:
- Environmental Professionals
- Green Teams
- Sustainability champions
- Those responsible for meeting/reporting on environmental demands from customers
Key Takeaways:
- Ways to move forward on your improvement goals
- Where to look for new ideas
- How to get the biggest bang for your buck on the projects you work on
Presenter: Angela Barger
Who Should Attend:
- Manufacturers looking to understand more about supply chains and how to optimize them
Key Takeaways:
- Overview of supply chains
- How to manage a supply chain and make it work effectively
- How the theories around supply chain have changes
- Strategies for building an effective, efficient supply chain
Presenter: KeAnne Hoeg
Presenter: Eric Taylor
Who Should Attend:
- Owners, Directors, Managers, and Engineers who are interested in boosting Innovation within their organizations
Key Takeaways:
- A simple and useful definition of innovation – why innovate? The factors within an innovation system and how to optimize each. How to quickly advance (or kill) ideas.
Presenter: Kevin Grayson
Who Should Attend:
- Safety Managers, Safety Directors, anyone with regulatory compliance responsibilities
Key Takeaways:
- What to expect when OSHA shows up
- Common violations
- How you can be prepared
- Practical strategies and best practices
- Resources to help ensure you are organized
Presenter: Holli Singleton
Who Should Attend:
- Manufacturing businesses with workforce shortages
Key Takeaways:
- Benefits of Hiring Veterans
- Military Workforce Basics
- Military Workforce Impediments
- Veterans Transition Programs
- Develop an Understanding of Military Occupational Specialties
Presenter: Michael Mullins
Who Should Attend:
- Businesses interested in CMMC
- Members of the DoD supply chain
- Companies interested in becoming part of the DoD supply chain
Key Takeaways:
- Where CMMC adoption is today
- What the future of CMMC compliance looks like
- How CMMC helps keep manufacturing organizations competitive
Presenter: Brian Vigna
Who Should Attend:
- Quality professionals
- Compliance officers
- Anyone involved in ISO 9001 certification and implementation
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding Key Updates: Gain a clear understanding of the upcoming changes to the ISO 9001:2015 standard and how they will impact your organization’s quality management system.
- Implementation Strategies: Learn actionable strategies for implementing these changes effectively within your organization to ensure continuous compliance.
- Expert Guidance and Q&A: Get expert advice on navigating the transition, along with a dedicated Q&A session to address specific concerns and questions related to your business.
Presenter: Adrienne Kroll
How to Hire an NC State Engineering Intern for $15 an Hour
Recorded January 11, 2024
Standard Work for Lean Leaders: Going to Gemba with Purpose
Recorded February 8, 2024
An Introduction to Micro-Credentials via the Cyber4RAM Digital Badge
Recorded March 14, 2024
Elevating Standards: Embracing ISO’s Climate Action Amendment
Recorded April 2, 2024
Understanding Mobile Robots – Are They a Good Fit?
Recorded April 11, 2024
How to Start a Safety Program on a Budget
Recorded June 13, 2024
Supplier Matching as a Tool for Business Growth for North Carolina Manufacturers
Recorded July 11, 2024
ChatGPT for Frontline Workers in Manufacturing
Recorded August 15, 2024
Innovation 101: How to Create and Advance Ideas
Recorded September 12, 2024
How Much Would a Cyber Breach Cost Your Business?
Recorded October 10, 2024
How to Succeed as a Supplier in the Electric Vehicle Industry
Recorded October 24, 2024
Smart Sensors…Your Smart Manufacturing Journey Starts Here!
Recorded November 14, 2024
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