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Modern Approaches for Manufacturing Technologies in Machinery Sector

2015-1-TR01-KA202-0225222015Strategic Partnerships for vocational education and trainingfinalized
Countries: TR|PL|DE · Grant: €120,390
Quality Improvement Institutions and/or methods (incl. school development)Enterprise, industry and SMEs (incl. entrepreneurship)

Project summary

The main objective of the project is to improve manufacturing, design and resource optimization capabilities of machinery sector in Poland and mainly in Turkey. In order to reach this objective, training programmes and workshops will be organized in order to provide smooth and efficient platforms for transfer of knowledge, experience and ideas. At the end of these activities, a book will be published and a web site will be set up presenting the outcomes of the project, the success stories, the brief training content and recommendations for actors in machinery sector. These intangible and tangible outcomes will be disseminated through two multiplier events within the project. With this project, different machinery sectors from European zone will have a sustainable platform for share of knowledge, experience and ideas. The project results and outputs will also be disseminated through wide networks of participating institutions and their branch/contact offices.

Final report summary

The main objective of the project was to improve manufacturing, design and resource optimization capabilities of machinery sector in Poland and mainly in Turkey. In order to reach this objective, training programmes and workshops were organized in order to provide smooth and efficient platforms for transfer of knowledge, experience and ideas. At the end of these activities, books were published and a web site was set up presenting the outcomes of the project, the success stories, the brief training content and recommendations for actors in machinery sector. These intangible and tangible outcomes were disseminated through two multiplier events within the project. The project results and outputs were disseminated through multiplier events; branch offices of the coordinating partner; and one-to-one meetings in Turkey, Poland and Germany by all partners. 16 and 14 participants attended to two different programmes consecutively. 93 participants attended to multiplier events for further dissemination of knowledge and workshops were conducted by several participants from partners. The project web site will stand as a source of information after the project.

Project partners (13)