3D Jail Project - IO1 - Competence framework for 3D printing in jail

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Connected Professions Since 3D-Printing and additive manufacturing are a relatively new technology, no special vocational training courses have been established in this field at present. Rather, current employees and companies in the field of 3D-Printing are mostly more lateral from professions that already have large intersections in needed competences - such as in design, 3D modelling and manufacturing. The following list highlights some of these professions, which can serve as a basis for the development of an own job profile in the field of additive manufacturing. On the other hand, they represent professions in which people with knowledge of 3D-Printing can find access to supplement these professions and to support them. The occupations are taken from the training catalogue (https://berufenet.arbeitsagentur.de/) of the Federal Employment Agency - the German authority for services on the labour market, in particular job placement and job creation. Job Title Type of Certification Technical product designer – specializing in mechanical and plant engineering Technical Product Designer / Technical Product Designer – specializing in machine and plant design Used Medium 2D 3D Physical Output 3D-Printing Description Technical product designers specializing in mechanical and plant engineering are involved in the development of plants, machines and vehicles and the creation of threedimensional data models and technical documentation for components and assemblies. Taught Skills ● Creation and Application of technical documents ● Computer-aided design, construction ● Knowledge and skills in handling materials, manufacturing processes ● Execution of calculations, simulations ● Product development ● Production technology, joining and assembly technology as well as control and electrical engineering Branches of Business ● ● ● Development and design departments Industrial companies, e.g. of vehicle, aircraft, furniture and interior design, medical technology, the consumer goods and packaging industry Design offices and industrial service providers Duration & Complexity Needed Pre- Education 3.5 Years Easy Middle Complex None School 1. Level School 2. Level 25
Job Title Designer Type of Certification State-certified Designer Used Medium 2D 3D Physical Output 3D-Printing Description Designers develop concepts or create designs and implement drafts in two- or threedimensional, sometimes moving representations, too. Taught Skills ● Work methodology, for example: principles of design, construction elements and standardization ● Computer-aided design, for example: CAD -working / application ● Work organization, for example: integrated production ● Mechanical engineering, for example: Selection of the manufacturing process, design of tolerances / fits Acquisition of the following core competences: ● Dimensioning, Calculating, Applying Computer Aided Design (CAD) Systems, Designing, Manufacturing Engineering, Construction, Engineering, Making Assembly Plans, Making BOMs, Engineering Drawing Branches of Business ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● Electric industry Metal industry Automotive industry Medical Wood and furniture construction Plastics processing Engineering offices for technical planning Product-Development Duration & Complexity Needed Pre- Education 6 months - 2 years Easy Middle Complex None School 1. Level School 2. Level Job Title Design Engineer Type of Certification Bachelor's/Master's Degree Used Medium 2D 3D Physical Output 3D-Printing Description Taught Skills Design engineers design, construct, and optimize products, machines, and production equipment, and are involved in almost every step to the market maturity of a product. Most of the development takes place on the virtual computer model. The acquisition of the following core competences: Work preparation, calculation, resource planning, use of CAM, CIM systems, development, design, mechanical engineering, engineering mechanics. Branches of Business ● Design engineers find employment in larger companies in many sectors of the economy Duration & Complexity Needed Pre- Education 3 - 5 years Easy Middle Complex None School 1. Level School 2. Level 26
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