Why Attend
Value Engineering (VE) is a systematic and structured approach used to improve the "value" of a project or process by examining its function. It focuses on maximizing the functionality of a project while minimizing costs, ensuring that the essential functions of the project are achieved at the lowest possible cost without compromising quality. This training program is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills required to effectively implement VE in their projects, leading to improved efficiency, reduced costs, and enhanced performance.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
Definition and history of Value Engineering; Key principles and concepts of VE; Benefits of implementing VE in projects; Examples of successful VE applications across various industries
By the end of this training program, participants will be able to: Engineers and architects; Project managers and planners; Construction professionals; Product developers and designers; Cost estimators and financial analysts; Quality assurance professionals; Anyone involved in project management and process improvement
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Day 1:
Introduction to Value Engineering
Definition and history of Value Engineering
Key principles and concepts of VE
Benefits of implementing VE in projects
Examples of successful VE applications across various industries
Day 2:
The VE Job Plan
Detailed explanation of the 6-phase VE Job Plan:
Information Phase
Function Analysis Phase
Creative Phase
Evaluation Phase
Development Phase
Presentation Phase
Importance of each phase in the VE process
Roles and responsibilities of VE team members
Day 3:
Function
AnalysisUnderstanding the concept of function in VE
Techniques for identifying and analyzing functions
Function Analysis System Technique (FAST) Diagram
How to develop and use FAST diagrams to improve understanding of project functions
Day 4:
Creative and Evaluation Phases
Creative Phase: Techniques for generating alternative solutions
Brainstorming and other creative thinking methods
Evaluation Phase: Assessing and selecting the best alternatives
Criteria for evaluating alternative solutions
Tools and techniques for decision-making in VE
Day 5:
Development and Presentation Phases
Development Phase: Detailing and implementing selected alternatives
Preparing detailed implementation plans
Cost estimation and impact analysis
Presentation Phase: Communicating VE proposals
Preparing and delivering effective presentations
Securing stakeholder buy-in and approval
Final review and Q&A session to consolidate learning