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9. June 2020

Qualifying employees in companies for Additive Manufacturing

LZH | Additive Manufacturing processes can be used flexibly, for example to compensate for supply bottlenecks or to produce individualized components in a resource-saving manner. For companies to take advantage of these benefits, they must qualify their employees for 3D printing.

Specialists for Additive Manufacturing require special knowledge. In the automotive industry, certification is often required to demonstrate that employees are suitably qualified. For welding, national and international certification programs are established.
Courses for "Specialists for Additive Manufacturing Processes" with the subjects metal or plastics are offered by the LZH Laser Akademie GmbH and five DVS training institutions.
On the initiative of the European Federation for Welding, Joining and Cutting (EWF) and the national certification bodies in various European countries, a certification system is currently being established at the EU level. The EU-funded projects CLLAIM and SAM are developing training standards and credit systems for skilled workers.
In the next issue, phi will provide information on how companies can qualify design engineers and trainees for 3D printing.

by Silke Kramprich and Ilka Zajons

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At a glance

  • Qualifying employees for 3D printing
  • Further training to become a specialist in Additive Manufacturing for metal or plastic
  • European certification system under development
  • EU projects develop training standards and credit transfer systems
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Companies that want to print metal components in 3D must specifically qualify their employees. (Photo: LZH)
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Metalworking professionals can train to become specialists for Additive Manufacturing processes. (Photo: LZH)

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Ilka Zajons

+49 (0)511 277-1738
zajons@lzh-laser-akademie.de
www.lzh-laser-akademie.de

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