TECHNICAL CLEANLINESS INSPECTOR VDA VOLUME 19.1 TECHNICAL CLEANLINESS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

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1 TECHNICAL CLEANLINESS INSPECTOR VDA VOLUME 19.1 TECHNICAL CLEANLINESS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY CLEANLINESS TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR 20TH AND 21TH JUNE TH AND 29TH NOV. 2017

2 BRIEF INTRODUCTION In the manufacture of modern vehicles, the technical cleanliness of components and subassemblies is an important functional feature of quality. VDA Volume 19.1»Inspection of Technical Cleanliness Particulate Contamination of functionally-relevant Automotive Components«addresses in detail the methods and procedures which are implemented to characterize the cleanliness state of products in the quality chain of the Automotive Industry. VDA Volume 19 was first published by VDA QMC in It has been completely revised and extended and is available since 2015 as a revised edition. In collaboration with VDA QMC, Fraunhofer IPA is offering a seminar that is unique to the industry, enabling people to become a technical cleanliness inspector. We warmly invite you to attend the seminar and are looking forward to hearing from you soon. Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing. Markus Weskamp

3 AT A GLANCE OBJECTIVES OF THE QUALIFICATION Participants are given the opportunity to arrange cleanliness analyses according to VDA 19.1 on their own. They are also in a position to conduct the analyses using state-of-the-art equipment and to document the results. Background information is also given on the necessity of cleanliness inspections and on cleanliness-suitable conduct. TARGET GROUP People who are confronted with the quality feature of technical cleanliness in their sphere of work

4 AT A GLANCE KEY ISSUES THEORY DAY Background information on technical cleanliness in the automotive industry Extraction methods for detaching particles from components as well as analysis methods for assessing particulate contamination Qualification of the cleanliness inspection via declining tests and blank value tests Documentation, cleanliness specification and examples of inspections Qualification Certificate On completion of the theory day, you will be presented with a certificate of participation.

5 INSPECTION DAY A case study which is dealt with independently by the participants, including the topics of extraction, filtration and analysis as well as the documentation of cleanliness limiting values and analysis results Presentation and discussion of case studies in the group Practical exercises in the cleanliness laboratory at several workplaces for extraction, filtration and analysis Test Written test (multiple choice) of 30 questions Qualification Certificate After attending the two-day seminar, successfully completing the practical exercises and passing the test, you will be awarded a certificate by VDA QMC and the Fraunhofer Institute as well as a permit declaring you to be a»technical Cleanliness Inspector«.

6 PROGRAM THEORY DAY THEORY DAY a.m. Dr. Markus Rochowicz Welcome Speech and Introduction a.m. Dr. Markus Rochowicz Introduction and Selection of Inspection Methods Background information and methods for inspecting Technical Cleanliness a.m. Patrick Brag Inspection Methods Part 1: Extraction a.m. Coffee Break a.m. Dr. Markus Rochowicz Inspection Methods Part 2: Analysis p.m. Dr. Markus Rochowicz Qualification and Blank Value p.m. Lunch Break

7 02.00 p.m. Patrick Brag Documentation and Limiting Values p.m. Dr. Markus Rochowicz Examples of Inspection and Safety Aspects p.m. Coffee Break p.m. Visit to the Laboratory Guided tour of the cleanliness laboratories in two groups; presentation of equipment and methods p.m. Closing Discussion p.m. Anticipated End

8 PROGRAM INSPECTION DAY INSPECTION DAY a.m. Instructions on Safety Aspects a.m. Carrying out a Case Study* Elaboration of an inspection procedure according to VDA 19.1 (selection of an extraction and analysis method, declining test, blank value) a.m. Coffee Break a.m. Group 1: Presentation of the case study Group 2: Laboratory Exercise Part 1 - Extraction p.m. Lunch Break p.m. Group 1: Laboratory Exercise Part 1 - Extraction Group 2: Presentation of the case study p.m. Group 1: (multiple choice) Test Group 2: Laboratory Exercise Part 2 - Analysis p.m. Coffee Break

9 04.00 p.m. Group 1: Laboratory Exercise Part 2 - Analysis Group 2: (multiple choice) Test p.m. Closing discussion p.m. Anticipated end *To work on the case studies and for the test, the following resources may be used: VDA 19.1, seminar material and a pocket calculator

10 SPEAKERS KEYNOTE SPEAKER Dr.-Ing. Markus Rochowicz Group Manager of Cleanliness Technology Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA, Stuttgart, Germany Key area of expertise: Cleanliness Technology Phone SPEAKERS Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing. Patrick Brag Cleanliness Analysis and Personal Training Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA, Stuttgart, Germany Yvonne Holzapfel Head of the Cleanliness Laboratory Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA, Stuttgart, Germany

11 ORGANISATIONAL MATTERS INFORMATION Stuttgarter Produktionsakademie c/o Fraunhofer IPA Mrs. Gabriele Stuber Nobelstraße Stuttgart Phone Fax PARTICIPATION FEES The participation fees are as follows: For the theory day: 690, For the theory day and inspection day: 1.490, Fees include: certificate of participation or certificate of participation and VDA QMC inspector permit, all lectures, conference documents, lunchtime snack, drinks and snacks

12 ORGANISATIONAL MATTERS REGISTRATION Registration for participation must be issued in writing and must be addressed to or via the attached application form or our website. Please provide the following booking number for your registration: 20 th June 2017: TS_QPTS_ th and 21 th June 2017: TS_QPTS_ th November 2017: TS_QPTS_ th and 29 th November 2017: TS_QPTS_ as well as the participants names and addresses and if relevant the different billing address. After the registration you will receive an invoice and further information. Bookable as an Inhouse Seminar on request.

13 CHANGE OF REGISTRATION AND CANCELLATION The registration can be changed and transmitted to another participant free of charge. Please inform us about any change in writing. Please understand that cancellation up to 10 days before the start of the event will be charged with 100, after this date the full price fee will be due. ACCOMMODATION If you need a hotel room during your stay in Stuttgart please contact the following institution: Tourist Information i-punkt Königstr. 1a Stuttgart Telefon Fax VENUE Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Institutszentrum Stuttgart (IZS) Nobelstraße Stuttgart (Vaihingen) JOURNEY LEGAL NOTICE Published by SPA Stuttgarter Produktionsakademie ggmbh, Amtsgericht Stuttgart, Handelsregisternr.: HRB Managing Director: Markus Weskamp Picture: Fraunhofer IPA

14 Technology Seminar 20 th and 21 th June th and 29 th Nov TECHNICAL CLEANLINESS INSPECTOR Last name First name Title Company Department PO/Street Zip code/city Phone/Fax Registration: Herewith I sign up definitely for the seminar of the Stuttgarter Produktionsakademie. TECHNICAL CLEANLINESS INSPECTOR Participation fees: 690, Booking number TS_QPTS_ on 20th June 2017 Booking number TS_QPTS_ on 28th November 2017 Participation fees: 1.490, Booking number TS_QPTS_ on 20th + 21 th June 2016 Booking number TS_QPTS_ on 28th + 29 th November 2016 Please transfer the participation fee on receipt of the registration confirmation and invoice. Note: In accordance with 26.1 of the Federal Data Protection Law, we inform you about the storage of your address and the handling with an automated method. I took note of the conditions which have been announced in the program concerning change of registration or cancellation. Place/Date Signature

15 ANMELDUNG Bitte im Briefumschlag zurücksenden oder per Fax oder an Tagungsbüro der Stuttgarter Produktionsakademie c/o Fraunhofer IPA Frau Gabriele Stuber Nobelstraße Stuttgart CLEANLINESS TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR 20 TH AND 21 TH JUNE TH AND 29 TH NOVEMBER 2017 TECHNICAL CLEANLINESS INSPECTOR VDA VOLUME 19.1 TECHNICAL CLEANLINESS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY