Digital transformation of the furniture industry: evolution towards Industry 4.0
Use and apply work methodologies, tools, and techniques that enable the management, development, and digitalisation of companies in the furniture sector within the framework of Industry 4.0. COURSE CONTENT: Module 1. Materials and Processes – Objective: to select and apply materials with new properties that enable the development of products with new specifications; to use new tools for product design processes within the context of business digitalisation; and to understand and apply new concepts in the management and organisation of a digitalised company. Module 2. Quality Systems. Environmental Aspects and Regulations – Objective: to implement a quality management system in companies in accordance with existing quality and environmental regulations; to work with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards, their content and practical application in the company; and to develop a quality system based on standard specifications. Module 3. Management Skills – Objective: to manage and lead people in companies operating in line with the Industry 4.0 philosophy. Module 4. Software for Process Management and Product Design – Objective: to use and handle tools that support the digitalisation of companies in both design and business management and organisation; to use design software in the development of new products.
Health and Safety for Lifting Equipment
Course designed to provide the basic knowledge required to identify the risks associated with the use of ‘lifting equipment’, in accordance with regulations and the General Sector Agreement.
Health and Safety for installation, repair, assembly, metalwork, locksmithing and metal joinery work
Course designed to provide the basic knowledge required to identify the risks associated with the trade of metal structure fitter, in accordance with regulations and the General Collective Agreement for the Sector.
Auxiliary operations in bricklaying for buildings and roofs
Course designed to provide the basic skills required for carrying out bricklaying work in building construction, including brickwork, cladding and finishes.
Auxiliary operations for continuous cladding in construction
Course focused on the application of continuous cladding on site, covering materials, techniques and quality control.
Thermal and photovoltaic installations: measures to improve their performance
Course designed to understand the operation and factors influencing the performance of solar thermal and photovoltaic installations, as well as energy optimisation and maintenance measures.
Energy-efficient building and air conditioning using the Carnot cycle: heat pumps
Course aimed at understanding the operation of heat pumps and the Carnot cycle, identifying measures to optimise energy performance and the integration of renewable energy.
Energy efficiency and external joinery
Course aimed at understanding the characteristics of external joinery, the applicable regulations and the installation criteria that enable the improvement of buildings’ energy efficiency.
Update on energy efficiency regulations: CTE HE 2019 and RITE 2021
Course designed to familiarise participants with the new energy efficiency regulations introduced in CTE HE 2019 and RITE 2021, and their impact on the design and construction of buildings and installations.
RITE and the decarbonisation of buildings’ thermal installations
Course designed to explore the impact of the RITE on the decarbonisation of thermal installations, addressing eco-design, consumption control and the integration of renewable energies.
