Procurement and Supply Chain Training

Who should attend?

  • Multifunctional profiles within OEMs and their Supplier network - Supply Chain, Procurement, Production, Manufacturing Engineering, Engineering, Programme and Project Managers, Quality
  • Managers who need to reorganise their activity following retirement, mobility or social measures
  • MFT leaders and team members supporting work transfers

 

What are the learning objectives?

  • Use the ToW methodology to plan, monitor and drumbeat transfers of work 
  • Understand best practise and adopt behaviours that are critical to the success of Transfers of Work
  • Reshape your company's Supply Chain by implementing an efficient Make/Buy strategy
  • Learn to use practical tools to manage ToWs effectively
  • Identify and assess risks that need to be mitigated during a ToW
  • Understand roles and responsibilities of ToW project leader and team members
  • Experience an end-to-end ToW project through a case study

Register to an open course

 

Who should attend?

  • Anyone in a procurement function or those working in close proximity with suppliers

 

What are the learning objectives?

  • Understand the cost of non-performance of suppliers and the cost of recovering low quality levels
  • Be aware of the impact that low supplier performance may have on your end customer
  • Understand the importance of installing and developing a healthy working relationship with your suppliers

Organise your own session

 

Who should attend?

  • Multi-functional team (procurement, quality, supply chain, manufacturing, business development), supported by top management
  • Members of multi-functional teams in charge of preparing or implementing a Call For Tender with Airbus or other Tier 1 and 2 companies.

What are the learning objectives?

  • Understand the Industrial Process Capability Assessment Plus process and content
  • Gain in-depth knowledge of Airbus Supplier Requirements (ASR/GRAMS/GRESS)
  • Identify, analyse and anticipate any potential gaps within your company.

 

 

Who should attend?

  • Airbus potential or existing suppliers (all Tiers) dealing with flying and non-flying aircraft related parts linked to Airframe, Material, Cabin & Cargo, Propulsion and Equipment & Systems


What are the learning objectives?

  • Learn about and understand Airbus Supplier requirements (ASR/GRAMS/GRESS), the Business Requirements applicable to all Airbus Suppliers
  • Prepare for, meet and surpass Airbus expectations
  • Understand how to implement the international aeronautical quality standards

 

 

Who should attend?

  • Participants who have already attended the 'Be An Airbus Supplier (Module 1)' seminar
  • Airbus potential or existing Tier 1 and sub-Tier suppliers with operational responsibilities for core topics or those who have significant knowledge and understanding of the Airbus Supplier Requirements (ASR/GRAMS/GRESS)

 

What are the learning objectives?

  • Practice the Airbus processes used to secure supply
  • Verify your compliance with the Airbus Supplier requirements (ASR)
  • Identify the key interfaces and triggers that help Airbus make operational decisions
  • Boost your knowledge of the activities Airbus promotes in order to secure supply in a sustainable way
  • Exchange best practices with your peers and how best to collaborate with Airbus to meet your objectives
  • Be capable of implementing Airbus tools and best practices on the job
  • Become autonomous in the long run by having a clear vision of how to complete your own self-assessment
  • Be capable of driving a change of mindset within your company and know how to overcome resistance to the change
  • Share maturity levels and extend best practices through your company and on to your own suppliers
  • Become an actor in the harmonisation of industry standards by applying the Airbus methodology to assess your own suppliers