Contact

Contact IWB:
Sebastian Schindler
Phone: +49 89 289 15509
Sebastian.Schindler@iwb.tum.de
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Contact McKinsey:
Nikola Kopmann
Phone: +49 40 3612 1578
nikola_kopmann@mckinsey.com

The Model Factory Training Program – individual and tailored

The instruction provided at the Model Factory for Energy Productivity is designed not only for university students but also for engineers and managers in industry. The one- to three-day courses for board members, production managers, and other executives have a modular design. The modules allow for the design of individual, target-group-specific training programs. For students enrolled at the university, a multiple-day learning event is held each semester.

The training is based on various exercises in detecting and preventing energy waste. They sharpen the participants' awareness of the relevance of the topic of energy productivity. Focus topics in the theoretical and practical modules include key methods and levers for increasing energy productivity, for visualizing energy consumptions, and for developing the key performance indicators to measure the energy required.

 

Energy Productivity Training – Examples/Core Content

Training for Managers (1 - 3 days)

Introduction to Energy Productivity
How a Company Can Sustainably Anchor Energy Efficiency in Operations
Integrating Energy Topics in Performance Management
A Holistic Perspective on Energy Productivity Improvement in Production
Key Methods and Levers
Practical Exercises

Training for Factory and Production Planners (1 day)

Introduction to Energy Productivity
Types of Energy Waste
Methods for Identifying and Preventing Energy Waste
Practical Exercises

Training for Energy Managers - with Modular Focus Points (0.5 – 2.0 days each)

Specifics on Types of Energy Waste
Change Process for Awareness and Action ((Mindsets and Behaviors))
Designing the Supporting Organizational Structures
Key Performance Indicators for Energy Consumption

Curriculum for TU Munich Students (10 days)

Comprehensive Instruction in Theory and Methods
All Practical Modules