The scheduled presentation of the topics of the sixth day within the framework of the Seminar program took place on Tuesday, 14/3/2017.

The Dialects: Panagiotis Sotiriadis and Dimitris Katelouzos

In a packed room, the speakers presented their topics with great success, a summary and general outline follows:

The President of ELISME V. Martzoukos and the Seminar audience!

The Seminary student, Maria Antoniou, Intracom, Products Development Department, pointed out:
The first speaker (Mr. P. Sotiriadis) presented the issues of Ergonomics, Health and Safety at Work with a simple presentation, which was enriched by his very interesting speech, with particular emphasis and clarity through the presentation of examples for the understanding of the concepts in question.
The second speaker (Mr. D. Katelouzos), being the holder of such a remarkable resume and many years of experience, although he had a lot to give us in the topics he presented – and as he did in the topics of Reliability, Maintainability and Availability, unfortunately due to the limited time, we went very superficially through the topics of Controllability and System Life Cycle, which are also part of my work.
Maria, the Institute fully understands the labeling and will present the topic by the end of the Seminar.  System Life Cycle!

In addition, our student Basil Drepteris, BA Maritime Studies, UNIPI added, 'The 7th day of the seminar closed with the presentation of two thematic cycles. In the first part of the seminar, the triptych Ergonomics, Health and Safety at Work was presented in an excellent presentation by K. Sotiriadis, accessible and understandable for the diverse audience of the seminar. In the second part, K. Katelouzos, in the limited time he had at his disposal, tried to immerse us in the difficult concepts and applied mathematics that make up the concept of Logistics Engineering. This contact, which we had the opportunity to have with concepts such as Controllability and System Life Cycle, was enough to understand the importance of logistics engineering.”

a. Logistics Engineering:
Speaker: Dimitrios Katelouzos
(1)Reliability (Basic Concepts, Fault Modeling, Reliability Engineering, Reliability Modeling and Prediction).
(2)Maintainability (Statistical Distributions of Maintainability Models, Maintenance: Types, Hierarchy and Levels, Parameters and Factors, Philosophy and Program).
(3)Availability (Modes of Expression, Reliability and Maintainability Trade-offs, Models).
(4)Controllability (Terminology, Design, Diagnostic Capability Development & Built-in Controllability).
(5)System Life Cycle (Introductory Phase, Phases: System Framework Development, Market Activation, System Definition and Requirements Analysis, Design and Development, Production/Manufacturing, Test and Evaluation, Operation and Support, Retirement and Disposal).

Speaker: Panagiotis Sotiriadis
(6)Ergonomics & Safety (Human-System Collaboration, Ergonomics Design and Specifications, Logistics and Ergonomics, Health and Safety Controls for Safety Verification and Validation.

We remind you:

On Tuesday 21/3/2017, the Seminar on the topic continues with the following program (1700-2000):

b. Logistics Administration:

Rapporteur Petros Kyriafinis
(1)Quality (General, Terminology of Basic Terms, Principles of Quality Management, Cost of Quality, ISO 9000 Quality Standards, Requirements of Quality Management Systems, Quality Certification Roadmap).

Rapporteur Konstantinos Kleniatis
(2)Metrology (Basic concepts of Metrology, Industrial and Scientific Metrology, Metrology Organization (International, European, Greek), Greek Metrology Market (Institutes, Laboratories, Units), Legislation/Standards).

  We remind you:

The Seminar is Modular, so someone can choose up to the level of the Seminar Day, up to 11/4/2017.

Useful Information

Seminar Brochure in WORD format HERE!

The Program of the Seminar HERE!

The Participation Application HERE!.

Study guide HERE!

A debriefing/update for the 8rd/9th day of the Seminar will follow.