Safe Technology currently offer the following training courses and seminars.
Feedback from recent courses include:
"The instructor was outstanding. He has an incredible amount of knowledge on the subject and taught the seminar very well"
"Excellent detail, one of the best courses I have attended"
Further Information & Registration
Please contact Wendy Vaughan, Tel +44 (0)114 2555 919.
Presented by Ian Mercer, Software Director and Dr Radwan Hazime, Technical Manager, USA
Date: Tuesday 29th – Wednesday 30th July 2008
Location: Altair Engineering Inc, 1820 E Big Beaver Rd, Troy, MI 48083, USA
Fee: $1000 per person Please contact Stephanie Wood for booking.
Date: Wednesday 15th – Thursday 16th October
Location: Michigan State University, Management Centre, 811 W. Square Lake Road, Troy MI 48098, USA
Fee: $1000 per person BOOK NOW »
Overview: The course will include hands-on tutorials and practical examples. You will learn how to set up and import models into fe-safe™, set up your loadings and run various analyses in fe-safe™.
Content:
Who should attend: The course is aimed at current and potential fe-safe™ users.
Presented by Professor John Draper
Date: Wednesday 15th – Thursday 16th October
Location: Michigan State University, Management Centre, 811 W. Square Lake Road, Troy MI 48098, USA
Note: This class follows the fe-safe™ User Group Meeting on October 14th and will be held at the same location
Fee: $1295 BOOK NOW »
Overview: Offers an introduction to modern theories of metal fatigue and their practical application through worked examples and interaction/discussion. There is a strong emphasis on what is possible and the pitfalls to avoid. A professional volume of course notes forms a self-contained reference book.
Content:
Who should attend: Design and Test Engineers responsible for product durability in the ground vehicle, aerospace and manufacturing industries should attend. No previous knowledge of fatigue is necessary.
About the presenters:
Professor John Draper
Professor John Draper of Safe Technology has over 25 years experience in fatigue design and fatigue life assessment in the aerospace and ground-vehicle industries. He is a recognized authority in the industry, and a regular presenter at conferences and seminars worldwide - Including conferences for ABAQUS and ANSYS users around the world, the ASTM Symposium on Residual Stress Effects on Fatigue and Fracture Testing, and more. Professor Draper is a former Chairman of the Engineering Integrity Society in the UK, and a member of the SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers).
Dr Radwan Hazime
Dr Radwan Hazime is the Technical Manager for Safe Technology US. He completed his PhD at Northeastern University in high temperature deformation and fracture, and was previously employed with Ford Powertrain for eight years.
As an Analytical Powertrain Technical Expert at Ford, Dr Hazime has extensive experience in thermo-mechanical fatigue, CAE durability method development and FE modeling. He won several awards during his time at Ford and has published a number of papers as well as being a regular presenter at SAE and other international conferences. He is also a certified 6-sigma black belt specializing in DFSS and Analytical Reliability and Robustness. His role as DFSS black belt included the development, deployment, and teaching of state-of-the-art tools used for robust design and multi-objective optimization.
He has been recognized by the International Quality and Productivity Center for his work in this area. Dr Hazime has also taught college level engineering courses and conducted research in the Engineering Departments at Northeastern University and The University of Arizona.