CEMENT KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)
Online Learning Experience
Imagine an online classroom that takes you to learn at your own pace, allowing more choices with your learning opportunities. The Cement Institute is dedicated to providing the most dynamic and engaging programs available, as our enhanced online experience demonstrates an interactive and hands-on knowledge applicable directly to your plant.
This Course is scheduled to be available on the following date(s):
Overview
A 2-week modular course is designed to give the course attendee a solid understanding of KPIs for the cement industry.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) represent a necessary part of any business aiming for success. Organizations use KPIs to measure, monitor, and manage performance; they allow employers and employees to envision what needs to be done to improve their organization. This course will identify, understand, and work effectively through well-developed problem-solving methods to optimize plant performance and results.
Managing and learning require continuously measuring plant performance and operations. If an organization wants to understand where their improvement opportunities, how competitive, verifiable, and efficient they are, it is recommended that they analyze their operating performance.
Learning Outcomes
The general principle of sustainable manufacturing is to reduce the intensity of materials use, energy consumption, emissions while maintaining or improving the plant profitability and the value of the products.
The methodology employed in this course will help to develop sustainable manufacturing evaluation, validate industry practices, and use the analytic hierarchy process to obtain a sustainable manufacturing performance.
A unique combination of theoretical and practical skills throughout this course will be learned, encouraging you to develop and execute the concepts and technical knowledge acquired in the daily maintenance and operation activities.
The participants will be able to better work with the set KPIs of the cement plant, thereby reaching the organization’s expected results. Therefore, working with KPIs can give you a competitive advantage and get you ahead of your competitors.
The Plant’s Management Team (PMT), definition and responsibility – Cement Plant commercial goals, objectives, and target – Production and Maintenance management – Understanding of production and Maintenance KPIs – Understanding economic, environmental and social KPIs – Calculation of production costs and operating profit -Calculation of production costs exercise – Inventory and spare parts management – KPI’s analysis and calculations – how to create your plant Benchmarking.
Who is this course for?
This course is designed to provide operational and plant personnel with the knowledge and applied skills in cement plant KPIs.
Individual responsibility is vital for reaching usable technical conclusions and presenting their results to obtain a course certificate.
Learning Path
Topic 1: Plant Safety
Topic 2: An emphasis on special Hazards During the Cement Production Phases
Topic 3: The Plant’s Management Team
Topic 1: Production Management
Topic 2: Maintenance Management
Topic 3: Quality Management
Topic 4: Health Safety and Environmental Management
Topic 1: Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s)
Topic 2: Key Performance Indicators exercise
Topic 3: Calculation of production costs and operating profit
Topic 4: Calculation of production costs exercise
Topic 5: Inventory and spare parts management
Topic 6: Cement Plant Benchmark
Documentation
A unique combination of theoretical and practical skills throughout this course will be learned, which will help you develop and execute the concepts and technical knowledge acquired in the daily operation and maintenance activities. The following downloadable materials are part of the course to enhance and facilitate the participants’ learning experiences.
Participant manual: Include the key concepts, definitions, and activities presented in this course.
Work section book: Provide learning activities and hands-on practice – case study and exercises. Solutions are included after each training is completed. Certification is achieved by completing a satisfactory level of exercises, quizzes, and final exams for each module.
The course is conducted online, allowing students flexibility (within two weeks) to complete all modules. Students should expect to spend more than 10 hours per week and some additional time for private reading/study. A computer with Internet access (broadband recommended) and email will be required.
