use Value Engineering to sell for more
Welcome to your journey towards creating value.
Value: "The regard that something is held to deserve; the importance, worth, or usefulness of something" - Oxford Dictionary
Do you want to increase the value of your product or service? Then read on to find out how.
VALUE ENGINEERING
COURSE OVERVIEW
The Value Engineering process is a systematic and creative method used to increase the value of a product or service. It is a technique used to reduce the cost of a product or service while retaining quality, reliability and safety.
Value Engineering techniques can be applied to a range of organisations including government, engineering, construction and service industries, and to an item such as a machine, product or tooling, a service, system, process, procedure or a method of working.
This course will develop the knowledge, understanding and skills required to undertake the Value Engineering process with a focus on the engineering sector. This course incorporates a mix of theory and practical sessions to ensure you have the opportunity to apply the tools and techniques being presented.
This course will enable you to:
- Understand Value Engineering techniques.
- Apply Value Engineering to optimise the performance versus cost of your product or service.
COURSE DETAILS
Duration: 1 Day
Delivery: Online or Face to Face
Contact us for your own in company training or to discuss your requirements further.
Topics covered:
Is there a practical example to use in my job?
Is there a practical example to use in my job?
- What is the Value Engineering (VE) process?
- In what areas can VE be applied?
- How does VE Link to other quality management processes?
- The 7 stages in the VE process
Is there a practical example to use in my job?
Is there a practical example to use in my job?
Is there a practical example to use in my job?
You will apply the Value Engineering techniques learnt through a practical exercise to optimise the performance versus cost of a product or service focusing on:
- Functional analysis
- Customer requirements
- High cost areas
- Team based creative thinking
- Analysis
- Decision making
- Reporting