Training & Consulting

Transcat PLM offers in training and consulting to support customer to implement Q-Checker as a management system for PDQ. CATIA and Q-Checker experts teach how to use Q-Checker, best practices in CATIA, but also support to implement Q-Checker into the process.

If there is no Transcat location in your area, please contact our local partner.

 

 

 

 

  

Training cources:

 

 

 

 

 

Days
at Transcat
On site
QC U
Q-Checker for User
1
€ 600,--
€ 1.950,--
QC A1
Q-Checker Administration
2
€ 1.200,--
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QC U
Q-Monitor Administration
1
€ 600,--
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QC U
Designing with Q-Checker according to VDA standards
2
€ 1.200,--
€ 3.900,--

 

 

 

PDQ Workshops:

 

 

 

Workshop

QC U - Q-Checker for User

Goal:

Explain PDQ and convey the usage of Q-Checker in the daily practice

Content:

- PDQ-foundation – Effects of defective model data
- Foundation of Q-Checker and best usage of Q-Checkers
- Checking models and analysis of errors
- Automatic and manual healing of errors
- Creation of user check profiles
- Practice with training models

Duration:

1 day

Requirements:

CATIA knowledge in surface and solid modeling

Attendees:

Maximum 8 attendees

 

 

 

 

Workshop

QC A1 - Q-Checker Administration

Goal:

Creation of check profiles, conveyance of the possibilities of Q-Checker usage and administration

Content:

- Creation of check profiles according to company standards
- Explanation of architecture and configuration of Q-Checker
- Usage interactive and batch mode
- Installation and Administration of Q-Checker
- Experience with samples

Duration:

2 days

Requirements:

CATIA- and UNIX-knowledge

Attendees:

Maximum 6 attendees

 

 

 

 

Workshop

QC A2 - Q.Monitor Administration

Goal:

Usage and administration of Q-Monitor

Content:

- Installation and Administration of Q-Monitor
- Database integration to Q-Checker usage
- Definition of statistical evaluations
- Experience with samples

Duration:

1 day

Requirements:

Database and SQL-knowledge

Attendees:

Maximum 6 attendees

 

 

 

 

Workshop

QC WS - Designing with Q-Checker according to VDA ans SASIG standards

Goal:

Methodology to model design according to VDA 4955 or SASIG PDQ; Error analysis, prevention and fixing

Content:

As QCU, plus:
- Practice with Demo- and custom models
- Methodology to repair errors
- Methodology to avoid defects in solid and surface modeling

Duration:

2 days

Requirements:

Advanced CATIA knowledge in surface and solid modeling

Attendees:

Maximum 8 attendees

 

 

 

 

 

 

Consulting

 

 

Process consulting: Process analysis and implementation of Q-Checker as a management system for PDQ

 

 

 

Phase

Tasks

Results

Preparation

  • Define the project scope
  • ROI estimate
  • Definition of project aims
  • Transcat consulting resources

  • Rough Specification
  • Order
  • Time planning
  • Objective definition (ROI)

Phase 1:
Project-planing

  • - Planing of project scope and objectives
  • Define PDQ project teams, including Transcat
    consultants and experts from the involved departments
  • Define goals and work plans for PDQ teams
  • Fundamental questions get answered:
    • How will Q-Checker be implemented in the process
    • Who should use Q-Checker
    • Where will it have to be installed

 

Phase 2:
Process analysis

  • Graphical description of the data flow in the process and
    design process
  • PDQ teams collect problems and errors occurring in the
    departments
  • All possible errors get evaluated
  • Definition of Check profiles based on these results
    (Which checks, how weighted, ...)
  • Quantification of measurements for the
    cost saving analysis (ROI)

  • - Diagram of data flow
  • Problem description of the
    development practice:
    • Which problems occur?
    • Effects in the process
    • Estimated fixing effort
    • Check profiles

Phase 3:
Pilot project with feedback

 

  • Pilot project: PDQ teams and Key-User work with
    Q-Checker
  • Reports will be analyzed by the PDQ consultant
  • Do the user accept the tool?
  • Check profiles and error weighting okay?
  • Does Q-Checker work properly?
  • Evaluation of effects for downstream process steps
  • Further enhancements in the check profiles
  • These steps will be repeated until the results fulfil the
    requirements

  • Reports of the pilot project
  • Enhanced check profiles

Phase 4:
Roll-Out

  • Detailed implementation strategy for the company wide
    usage of Q-Checker as the management system
    for PDQ
  • Installation in all departments and locations
  • Training schedule for all involved designer
  • Workshops and on site support for the designer

Implementation of Q-Checker as management system for PDQ
Phase 5:
Monitoring

  • Continuous verification of compliance with aimed results
    in perspective of ROI
  • Continuous enhancement of the check profiles

  • Monitoring repots
  • Determination of saved time and costs