Using the F35 fighter jet project as a case study, BAE Systems’ Jon Evans, will show how engaging the people closest to a project can result in increased output, cut costs and enhance build quality and improve customer perceptions. The BAE Systems presentation will kick-off two days of free exhibition, conferences and workshops compiled to bring everything visitors need to know about running a successful manufacturing site under one roof.
Day 2 of the event kicks off with Coca-Cola demonstrating how the company’s CI programme enables them to focus on high quality production and asset care to maintain 24/7 high-speed manufacturing. Trevor Stacey, operations director, will demonstrate the importance of establishing, communicating and maintaining standards.
The full conference programme will deliver an educational agenda highlighting all the key operational areas of manufacturing management from maintenance to health and safety and HR to materials handling. Other presentations include, a mock health & safety trial with Pinsent Mason, Festo discussing the right skills for Industry 4.0, The MTC considering digital manufacturing and its potential value using real world examples to demonstrate the whole process and The EEF will look at the Apprenticeship Levy and how manufacturers are reacting to it, building on EEF survey data.
The full conference programme can be found at: www.mmshow.co.uk/conference
MMS is the only show in the UK that caters specifically and entirely for modern manufacturing leaders from all market sectors, making it the 'must attend' event for the UK manufacturing community. MMS provides a dynamic environment in which to interact with suppliers, customers and colleagues.
The exhibition hall will feature the latest technologies, tools, software, equipment and services enabling visitors to source new products and review supply chains. The exhibition hall also features three workshop theatres, offering visitors a wealth of free advice, tips & tricks and inspiration.
For event updates and to register for your free place, visit: www.mmshow.co.uk and follow us on Twitter: @MfgMgtShow using #ukmfg.
The Manufacturing Management Show is delivered in association with Manufacturing Magazine and supported by headline sponsors: Brammer, Buck & Hickman, Swinton Business and Toyota Material Handling.
