When: Tuesday, May 14th, 2024
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Where: Pipeline Design & Engineering, LLC
2425 W 12th St, Ste 1
Tempe, AZ 85281
PRESENTERS
JAMES ROGERS
Making the 'Impossible' Possible with Design for Manufacturability
James Rogers unveils a transformative approach to product design that merges the realms of engineering and manufacturing in ways you’ve never seen. Discover through exclusive, real-world examples how to craft designs that not only push the boundaries of what’s considered “manufacturable” but do so in a cost-effective, supplier-friendly manner. This session promises a deep dive into strategies that not only streamline the development process but also drastically cut costs and build strong supplier relationships.
JOE MOAK
Mastering Tolerance Analysis for Production Perfection
Join Joe Moak on a deep dive into the world of tolerance analysis, where his 25 years of expertise come to life in techniques that have reshaped how production challenges are met. Discover how to implement Joe’s meticulously refined methods to swiftly address and solve the unexpected issues that traditionally derail schedules and inflate costs. This session is a treasure trove for those looking to eliminate the costly downtime and rework caused by parts that don’t meet standards or fit as intended, ensuring your projects stay on track and within budget
ROGER LABRECQUE
The 5 Engineering Lessons I Wish I’d Known 25 Years Ago
Step into Roger Labrecque’s 25-year journey distilled into a single, transformative session. Roger reveals the five pivotal lessons he wished he knew at the start of his career, covering the art of designing products that stand the test of time, mastering problem identification for true innovation, and the invaluable skill of thriving in cross-functional teams. Delivered through engaging stories, this session offers young engineers a rare shortcut to professional maturity and provides managers with a blueprint for nurturing versatile, highly competent teams poised for long-term success.
AARON MONCUR
How to accelerate development by being an effective communicator
Aaron Moncur, through insights from interviewing over 200 top engineers on the Being An Engineer podcast, highlights effective communication as the key to engineering success. Often underrated, this essential skill is crucial for career advancement. Aaron’s session will offer real-world examples and actionable tips for improving team and vendor communication, providing engineers with the tools to significantly enhance their professional interactions. This focused presentation is an invaluable resource for mastering the art of communication, an indispensable element of engineering excellence.
JASON ADDINK
Excel Beyond Numbers: Transformative Visualization & Data Storytelling for Engineers
Unlock the full potential of Excel with Jason Addink’s transformative session, “Excel Beyond Numbers: Transformative Visualization & Data Storytelling for Engineers.” Dive deeper into the world’s most utilized engineering tool and discover innovative ways to illustrate and communicate your data effectively. With over 25 years of refining these methods, Jason will guide you through unique, yet straightforward techniques that will change the way you see Excel. Beyond mere data analysis, this presentation empowers you with the skills to present data to your team and stakeholders in a clear, impactful manner, ensuring your insights drive action and decision-making. Step into a world where Excel does more than compute—it tells the story of your project’s success.
IAN MCEACHERN
How We Developed An Artificial Heart in One Year: Unconventional 3D Printing in Life-Saving Product Development
Dive into Ian McEachern’s groundbreaking journey through the rapid development of an artificial heart, leveraging advanced 3D printing techniques far beyond the conventional. This session not only reveals the cutting-edge strategies that slashed development times but also offers a comprehensive overview of the entire product development lifecycle. Engineers will walk away with exclusive, actionable insights that transform months of work into days, promising an invaluable competitive edge in any project.
AGENDA
9:30am-10:00am | Arrival, registration, mingling |
10:00am – 10:15am | Welcome, introductions, and review agenda |
10:15am – 11:00am | James Rogers |
11:00am – 11:45am | Joe Moak |
11:45am – 12:45pm | Lunch (provided) |
12:45pm – 1:30pm | Roger Labrecque |
1:30pm – 2:15pm | Aaron Moncur |
2:15pm – 2:30pm | Break |
2:30pm – 3:15pm | Jason Addink |
3:15pm – 4:00pm | Ian McEachern |
4:00pm – 4:45pm | Vendor spotlights |
4:45pm – 5:00pm | Closing remarks, end |
After Event: Cibo pizzeria (ranked #23 best pizzeria in America, and one of the best restaurants in Phoenix)
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FAQ
Who should attend?
Engineers involved in the design & development of hard goods products. Common role titles aligned with PDX content include mechanical engineer, R&D engineer, process development engineer, product design engineer, product development engineer, & mechanical design engineer.
I'll need to spend the night - can you suggest a nearby hotel?
There are a number of hotels in the area, but the best option is probably the Hampton Inn & Suites Tempe/Phoenix Airport. It is conveniently located, just a 3 minute drive from Pipeline and about 10 minutes from the airport. It also includes free parking and free hot breakfast.
Will lunch be provided during the event?
Yes
I want to attend but I'm not sure how to ask my manager. What do you suggest?
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Support
If you have questions about the event or have issues registering, please email admin@teampipeline.us.