Certified Industrial FDE · Production and operations
You already know where the line really loses time.
OEE dashboards have been on the wall for a decade and the number has not moved. The data says the line stops for microstops; nobody can say which microstops share a cause, because the reason codes were designed for a report, not for a model.
- Start
- Duration
- 8 WEEKS
- Weekly load
- 6 H
- Mentor ratio
- 1 : 4
Tuition €4,900
One programme, one price. Enrolment is arranged with a person after your application is reviewed.
The scarce half you already have
You know which stops are really the same stop under three different codes, and which changeover is slow because of the machine and which because of the paperwork. No dataset carries that.
What your project would be
A model that predicts or explains the loss on one line — microstop clustering, speed loss or changeover duration — with the result wired into the decision the shift actually takes.
One programme, not fifteen
This is the same Certified Industrial FDE certification, argued from the problems of your department. Same cohort, same price, same assigned senior engineer, same public credential. What changes is the project you bring.
Questions from this area
We do not have MES. Can I still do this?
Yes. Plenty of projects in this area run on PLC counters plus the shift log. What matters is that the loss is measurable at all, not that it comes from a specific system.
My plant runs many SKUs. Does that break the model?
It breaks a naive one, and that is exactly what module 4 covers: validating against the process, where recipe changes and seasonality are the reason offline accuracy lies.
Three questions, then a decision.
Applications for Cohort 01 close 9 October 2026.