Attestation of Collegial Studies (ACS)

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  Program Outline

In this era of market globalization, the needs in terms of industrial production are growing day by day. The ACS in Industrial Production Management responds to these urgent and evolving needs by training high-calibre technologists in Operations and Production Management (OPM).

This training is intended for future managers who would like to know more about the production of finished goods.

Here are the various steps of the production process that will be studied during your training:

•	Production planning
•	Inventory acquisition management
•	Personnel management
•	New management techniques
•	Production control
•	Quality assurance

As a graduate of the Industrial Production Management program, you will have the necessary expertise to:

•	Improve work methods
•	Structure layouts
•	Measure operation times and establish work standards
•	Plan the production schedule
•	Balance workloads
•	Calculate the profitability of improvements and operational budgets
•	Implement prevention and quality control plans
•	Define equipment maintenance policy
•	Contribute to workplace health and safety programs

 

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Related Jobs

Is a career in Industrial Production Management right for you? There is a wealth of opportunities in such fields as:

Production management:

•	Production director
•	Production coordinator
•	Engineering director
•	Production planner

Production supervision:

•	Supervisor
•	Production manager
•	Quality supervisor
•	Foreperson

Method and procedural analysis:

•	Time and movement technician
•	Quality technician
•	Work methods technician

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Course List

•	Computer basics
•	Introduction to business organizations and the economic environment
•	Accounting I
•	Technical drawing
•	Statistics
•	Introduction to operations management
•	Production management and control
•	Accounting II
•	Marketing and industrial psychology
•	Ergonomics, health and safety at work
•	Management
•	Work-methods study
•	Industrial management terminology
•	Motion and time study I
•	Motion and time study II
•	Stock and supply management
•	Human resources management
•	Scheduling
•	Quality insurance and control
•	Plant and factory layout
•	New management techniques
•	Industrial internship

Note:
Content provided as indication only. LaSalle College reserves the right to change, modify, add or remove one or more software programs or application languages, one or more courses or course contents at any time, while ensuring that the training objectives and the recommendations found in the collegial teaching manual are respected.

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Internship

This internship offers you the opportunity to spend an entire semester working in the industry. It completes your training by allowing you to apply your newfound knowledge directly in the field.

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