Mr. Philip Sng

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Industrial Operations Management (IOM)

• Mr. Philip Sng
• Programme Chair (DIOM)
• School of Engineering

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In Todays Economy .
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What is Industrial Operations Management (IOM)?

• Industrial Engineering (IE)
• Operations Management (OM)

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Industrial Engineering

• An Industrial Engineer (IE) figures out how to do
  things better
• - Develop processes and systems that
• improve quality and productivity
• - Work to eliminate waste of time, money,
• materials and various resources

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Product and Service

• The term "industrial does not mean manufacturing
  alone. It includes research and development,
  technology and service activities
• Industrial engineers work in virtually all
  sectors of the economy, including manufacturing,
  logistics, services and government sectors

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Operations Management

• Organization Level

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Operations Management

• The design, operation and improvement of systems
  that create and deliver the organizations
  primary products and services
• Means of creating competitive advantage
• One of the major functions of any organization

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Industrial Operations Management (IOM)
METHODS
Increased Productivity
PEOPLE
SYSTEMS
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Industrial Operations Management (IOM)

• Task Manufacturing Capacity

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Industrial Operations Management (IOM)

• Task Warehouse Planning

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Jobs - IOM
Manufacturing
Logistics
Transportation
Healthcare
Services
Consultancy
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Occupational Titles - IOM
Associate/Assistant Engineer Industrial
Logistics Facilities Manufacturing Qu
ality Other job titles Operations
Analyst Procurement Executive Planning
Executive Technical Officer
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Typical salaries for IOM diploma graduate
Poly (Fresh) Mean Salary 1,396 to
1,579 Poly (Post NS) Mean Salary 1,600 to
1,770 in the following fields Logistics
Engineering and Management Manufacturing
Engineering Quality Engineering Management
Operation Management  Salary data extracted
from http//www.engineering.edu.sg/index.asp
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Industrial Operations Management Programme
Broad-Based Scientific Engineering Course
Management Sciences
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Industrial Operations Management Programme
(excerpt)

• Core
• - Basic Sciences
• - Computing and Mathematical Methods
• - Operations Planning
• Statistical Methods
• Cost Analysis
• Human Factors Design
• Inventory Management
• - Manufacturing Planning
• Project Management
• Global Logistics

• Elective
• Supply Chain Management
• Warehousing and
• Distribution
• - Quality Control
• - Reliability Engineering

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Other requirements
Professional Profiling (Year 2) Creative
Engagement (Year 1 to 3) Project (Year 3,
administered by SEG)
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Student Handbook Important Rules
http//myrp1.myrp.edu.sg/sites/osc/studenthandbook
/default.aspx
Attendance Dismissal N grade Dormant
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Student Handbook Important Rules

• Dismissal due to absence
• Student pass holders must attend 16 x 80 12.8
  weeks of classes in a semester.
• Whenever a student pass holder has missed class
  for more than16 x 203.2 weeks, he/she is liable
  to be dismissed from the Polytechnic,
• Note this may happen before or after Week 13

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Student Handbook Important Rules

• N grade
• 1. During the first two semesters of enrollment
  at RP, absent for all of the first eight (8)
  weeks of lessons from that module without a
  reason
• 2. During the third or following semesters of
  enrollment at RP, absent for all of the first
  five (5) weeks  of lessons from that module
  without a reason

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Student Handbook Important Rules

• Student Status Enrolled, Deferred, Dormant,
  Withdrawn, Dismissed
• A student is classified as "Dormant" for failing
  to attending any class within the first TWO (2)
  weeks of the semester.

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Student Handbook Important Rules

• Conditions liable for dismissal
• Continuously absent from all classes for the
  first four (4) weeks
• Breaks the 80 attendance rule for a student pass
  holder
• Fails to settle all payments due to the
  Polytechnic by due dates
• Has committed serious act(s) of indiscipline

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Enjoy your course at RP!
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Questions? philip_sng_at_rp.sg