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Critical Manufacturing MES continues to gain momentum and adoption worldwide. Our training program is designed to give partners the fundamentals, tools and knowledge using our proven methodology.
View TrainingOur partner certification program has been developed to ensure that Critical Manufacturing partners can independently execute projects based on our proven best practices. Take a look at our upcoming classroom certification program.
From July 5 to September 24
Pre-requisite exam:
Before the e-learning stage
E-learning stage:
From July 5 to August 16 – this is the period to complete the e-learning, not its duration.
Classroom access exam:
From August 17 to August 19 – this is the period to complete the exam, not its duration.
Classroom learning:
From September 6 to September 17
Theoretical Professional Exam:
September 23
Practice Professional Exam:
September 24
From September 20 to November 26
Pre-requisite exam:
Before the e-learning stage
E-learning stage:
From September 20 to October 17 – this is the period to complete the e-learning, not its duration.
Classroom access exam:
From October 18 to October 20 – this is the period to complete the exam, not its duration
Classroom learning:
From November 8 to November 19
Theoretical Professional Exam:
November 24
Practice Professional Exam:
November 26
There are three functional roles required within a team to implement the Critical Manufacturing MES: modeler, developer and administrator. These three roles are the basis of the Critical Manufacturing learning paths, and are reflected in the classroom content and track:
A person that interacts with the system primarily to maintain system configurations and modeling information, such as process steps, process flows, products, resources (equipment), recipes, checklists and documents. Modelers also act as functional consultants. They are fully integrated with the implementation team, participating in requirements gathering and solution design activities, as well as testing, validation, documentation, and training on project deliverables.
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Learning content:
A person who configures and customizes the more technical aspects of the application. Typically, they create reports, customs GUIs and business rules. The scope also includes integration with both external applications and with equipment.
Partner training prerequisite:
Learning content:
A person that installs, operates and administers the application. They take care of backups, upgrades, health checks, system monitoring and troubleshooting.
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Nice to have:
Learning content:
The Critical Manufacturing certification process ensures that partners have both the prerequisite training and ‘real life’ project experience with our MES. In the professional level, and once the partner successfully passes through training, they enter into an eight to twelve-week (in some cases, fifteen-weeks) project shadowing exercise, where they work on live CM projects in a supervised mode.
Learning objectives for each phase are confirmed by completing an online exam or a report evaluation.
Upon successful completion of the classroom learning stage, candidates are awarded the Critical Manufacturing certified associate badge.
Upon the successful completion of the following certification stages, candidates earn the Critical Manufacturing certified badge for professional, expert, or solutions architect.
Here you will find some useful information to help you understand our training process. For further questions contact us.
