ISMI Manufacturing Week
“Intelligent Maintenance”
Tuesday, November 2
9AM-4:30PM
Instructor: David Stark
This workshop will include a morning and an afternoon session. The morning session includes an overview of the field of Prognostics and Health Management, a review of current maintenance practices, a review of data-driven maintenance decision-making, and a review of ISMI’s philosophy and project content in PHM including piloting and guideline documentation. The afternoon session includes a class taught by a preeminent university researcher, including mathematics of health monitoring and prognostics, modeling methods, and step-by-step implementation methodology using real examples from industry.
This is an opportunity to learn about the field of PHM, ISMI’s efforts in PHM, and how to use raw equipment and factory data in mathematical models to optimize maintenance using data-driven decision-making.
About the Instructor
David Stark is the PHM project manager at ISMI. David has over 25 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, with direct development experience in photolithography, etch, films, diffusion, and epitaxy at multiple semiconductor manufacturers. David studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Massachusetts at the Bachelor’s and Master’s levels, and business at Bentley College at the Master’s level.
Who Should Attend
This course is recommended for device makers and OEM equipment and process engineers, AEC/APC/FDC and factory automation engineers, and managers responsible for these engineers.
How to Register
You must register to attend this workshop. There is no charge for this workshop.
