S.M. Sayeed Anowar

Certifications:

Garment Technology and Lean Manufacturing Offered by: Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BKMEA) (See credential). The following parts are covered in this training: 

•  Capacity Planning

•  Project Crashing using CPM & PERT 

• Cost of Making Calculations using real-time industrial data

• SMV Calculations 

• Line Target calculation

• Line Balancing, and Defects Per Hundred Units (DHU) Calculations.

• Gained proficiency in the following Lean Tools: 5S, TPM, TQM, SMED, KAIZEN, Kanban, Ergonomics and Safety Management, OEE calculations and so on, throughout this 15-day training.

Certifications:

Advance Technical Training Program on CNC Milling Machine Operation & Practice Offered by: Bangladesh Industrial Technical Assistance Centre (BITAC)- (See credential)

• Learning about the different types of CNC milling machines i.e., VF1, VF5, CM1, their components, and their functions.

• Gaining an understanding of the various types of cutting tools, tool holders, and work-holding devices used in CNC milling.

• Studying the programming languages used in CNC milling, such as G-code and M-code, and practicing writing and editing programs.

• Practicing the setup and operation of a CNC milling machine, including loading and unloading tools and workpieces, setting up fixtures, and adjusting machine parameters.

• Lean about OTS & Probe technique in VF5 VMC machine

• Developing skills in interpreting engineering drawings and using CAD/CAM software to generate tool paths and program code.

• Proper maintenance and calibration of CNC milling machines, including routine checks for wear and damage.

• A solid block is drawn in, G-code is produced, and it is subsequently machined (Pocket, through hole, etc.)

• Learning about advanced milling techniques, such as high-speed machining, multi-axis milling, and toolpath optimization.

• Practicing safe work habits and understanding the potential hazards associated with operating a CNC milling machine.

• Collaborating with other students and instructors to complete complex milling projects, and receiving feedback and guidance on improving skills and techniques.

Industrial Attachment Training Programme Offered by: Bangladesh Industrial Technical Assistance Centre (BITAC) (under Industrial Ministry, Bangladesh)- (See credential)

• Learning about different industrial processes: During the training, participants were exposed to various industrial processes and technologies used in different industries. This helped them gain a deeper understanding of how things work in the real world.

• Practical hands-on experience: BITAC's training programme offered practical, hands-on experience in different areas of the industry. Participants were allowed to work with machinery and tools, learn new skills and apply theoretical knowledge in real-world situations.

• Exposure to industrial safety standards: BITAC's training programme emphasized the importance of safety in the workplace. Participants were taught about safety standards and procedures, and how to handle hazardous materials and equipment.

• Teamwork and collaboration: During the training, participants were encouraged to work in teams, share knowledge and collaborate. This helped them develop their interpersonal skills and build relationships with other professionals in their field.

• Career development: BITAC's training programme also offered career development opportunities, such as job placement assistance and networking events. Participants were able to connect with potential employers and gain insights into the job market in their field.