Master of Advanced Studies in:
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING AND OPERATIONS
Edition 2014/2015
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The Master in
Advanced Studies in Industrial Engineering and Operations, delivered
by SUPSI in
partnership with COREP
and RAMS&E,
trains professionals able
to intervene
in systematic and coordinated activities and practices through
which
an
organisation optimally and sustainably manages its assets and asset
systems,
their associated performance, risks and expenditures over their life
cycles,
from design through construction, commissioning, operation up to final
decommissioning.
The Master has been designed according to most significant needs issued by large and medium companies during several years of collaboration with SUPSI and RAMS&E. Companies play a key role in the course, since they:
- directly select qualified resources to insert in the company for a year since the beginning of the master.;
- propose a project work of corporate interest to be developed by the identified resource (selected or internal to the company) with teh systematic support of an academic tutor and a company mentor;
- the placement of the resource for a period of 11 months in the company from the start, with a frequency of classes equal to one week per month
Asset management represents a significantly greater scope than just maintenance or care of physical assets, and is closer to the central purpose of an organization. It is a synergy between technical and management activities such as RAMS analyses, Risk Management, Management of Operation & Maintenance, in order to optimise the conflicting priorities of asset utilization and asset care, of short term performance opportunities and long-term sustainability, and between capital investments and subsequent operating costs, risks and performance along Assets lifecycle and related factors such as design, utilization, maintenance, obsolescence, etc.
Among the benefit of Asset
Integrity Management:
1. Understand the risk profile
associated with an
asset portfolio and how this changes over time
2. Understand business
consequences of enhancing /
reducing your capital investment or maintenance budgets
3. Justify planned asset
expenditures to external
stakeholders
4. Identify which investment
project to defer in
case of funding or cash flow constraints
5. Have appropriate and effective
asset data and
information to support AM decision making
The didactic methodology is
strongly orientated
to the “training on the job”: it guarantees to the company a concrete
feedback
highly orientated to a practical application, with the development of
immediately
working solutions.
... IN OTHER WORDS
RAMS analysis (Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety)
Maintenance
Operations Engineering
Facility Management
Teaching in English
European Dimension
System Engineering
Multidisciplinary approach