Applied Manufacturing Management -Machining Stream

Program Overview:

To effectively contribute as a leader in today's manufacturing sector it is important for you to have an understanding of project direction, manufacturing design software, communications, human resources and safety practices. If you are a graduate of an engineering or engineering technology program and want to expand your knowledge, the Applied Manufacturing Management program will bolster your leadership skills aimed for a manufacturing sector. This Ontario College Graduate Certificate will help you launch your leadership career within a Canadian manufacturing environment. In this program you will apply project lifecycle techniques and develop the ability to utilize and integrate complex manufacturing design software. Team management skills will be refined to aid in meeting Canadian industry goals. Through theoretical and practical courses, you will be exposed to real life situations that arise in the workplace. You will work individually and in groups using current software to simulate manufacturing initiatives while incorporating quality assurance, and process and project management techniques. You will focus on meeting challenges in a production environment from both operational and strategic perspectives in this management-tailored program.

Admission Requirements:

• GPA: 60% or above

• IELTS: Overall 6.5 no band below than 6.0

• PTE: Overall 63 with no band below than 60

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Learning Outcomes:

1. Make management level decisions within a manufacturing environment that align with organizational strategic and operational goals.

2. Formulate human resource planning strategies that support operational goals and company culture to include budget, output volume, and succession planning.

3. Analyze manufacturing methodologies, incorporating the principles of floor level operations in order to make effective management decisions.

4. Integrate decision making strategies with practical applications of manufacturing processes in a typical industrial environment.

5. Use current technology to create written, oral, and graphic communications that are professional and accurate.

Career Outlook:

Graduates will be able to look for employment in small to large manufacturing and support industries including automation, automotive manufacturing suppliers, food and beverage processing and packaging, pharmaceutical, textiles and more as managers, supervisors or team leads with an enhanced applied perspective.

Program Intake: January, May & September

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