Aerospace Technology Transfer and Skill Succession | Elimination of Dependency on Individuals
Visualizing the experience, intuition, and tips of veterans. Supporting the transmission of inspection techniques and the elimination of individual dependency.
In the inspection field of the aerospace industry, advanced expertise and skilled techniques significantly influence product reliability. In particular, the tacit knowledge gained from the years of experience, intuition, and judgment criteria of veteran technicians is essential for passing on to the next generation. However, there are challenges in that this know-how is difficult to articulate and tends to become personalized. Our support for the transmission of technology and skills involves careful interviews and work analysis with experienced individuals to concretely visualize and systematize tacit knowledge, including "why that judgment is made." This leads to the development of young talent, the transfer of skills, the elimination of personalization, and the reduction of risks associated with technological loss due to retirement. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Investigating the causes of anomalies during inspections - Standardizing the skills of personnel - Promoting learning from past inspection cases - Providing practical guidance for the development of young talent 【Effects of Implementation】 - Reduction in inspection analysis time - Improvement and standardization of analysis accuracy - Sharing of previously personalized know-how - Enhancement of technical capabilities across the organization
- Company：ジェムコ・コーオペレーションズ 本社
- Price：Other
