Tuesday, April 11, 2023

SAE Manitoba Event: The Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada

 


invites you to a technical presentation:

An Evening at the Museum

Where:                       2088 Wellington Ave, Winnipeg

When:                        Starting at 6:00 PM on Wednesday, April 26, 2023

6:00 PM – Registration and Light Supper
6:45 PM – Introduction of Speaker
7:00 PM – Guided Tour of the Museum begins
8:00 PM – End of Tour, free time in Museum
9:00 PM – Meeting is adjourned, Museum closed

Cost:                          SAE Members - $25.00, Students - $10.00, Guests - $25.00 (includes light supper)

APEGM CPD:           APEGM members credit 2 Professional Development Hours for “Informal Activity”

The Presentation

The Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada is home to an extensive collection of aircraft ranging from bush flying, military, passenger, experimental aircraft and thousands of aviation artefacts.  The Museum was established over 40 years ago and moved to its new location in 2022.  It plays a key role in hosting and providing programs for students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 with an ever increasing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) program tailored to each education level.   Presently it is even hosting a display by the University of Manitoba SAE Aero Design group which will also be available to view.  We will have a special guided tour through the museum as well as a bit of a behind the scenes look at one of their shops.  After the tour you will have some time to wander around the exhibits and explore on your own. 

Parking

Parking is available on the east side of the Museum. See next page for map. Lot gate will be lifted for our group, or parking tickets validated, so parking will be free.

Registration

 

Please follow this link: https://forms.gle/P6E4sFUe9ZHJCj3FA to register electronically, or visit www.saemanitoba.org/

Registration and payment are required in advance, before April 24, 2022.  Limited to the first 20 people.  Payment is via eTransfer to treasurer@saemanitoba.org . Use the following for the security question & answer:

Question: What is the name of the society?

Answer: SAEManitoba

Use the following contact information for any issues or concerns:

Irene Wasilewski - registration@saemanitoba.org

Tel: (204) 298-5946

 


Wednesday, October 19, 2022

Technical Presentation – Sandvik Canada

 




invites you to a technical presentation:

Sandvik Canada

Where: 1218 Redonda St, Winnipeg, MB

When: Starting at 6:00 PM on Monday October 24, 2022

     6:00 PM – Registration and Light Supper
     6:30 PM – Introduction of Speaker and Presentation
     7:15 PM – Begin Tour
     8:30 PM – Meeting is adjourned

Cost: SAE Members - $7.00, Students - $5.00, Guests - $10.00 (includes light supper)

Our Speakers and Their Presentation Topics

Harold Jonker is currently the business line manager of underground drills based out of Winnipeg Manitoba. He has been with Sandvik (and formerly Cubex) more than 15 years starting out in engineering and then moving into a management role.  Harold's role as a business line manager and as product support manager has taken him all over the world, including a nearly 5 year move to Australia, working with our customers and providing solutions for their mining needs. 

Harold completed his degree in Mechanical engineering from the University of Manitoba in 2004.

Harold will be presenting the Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) technology used by Sandvik.

Goran Jankovic is currently an automation specialist based out of Winnipeg Manitoba. In total he has nearly 15 years experience with Sandvik (and formerly Cubex) starting out as an electrical engineer before moving into the role of automation specialist.  Like Harold, Goran's work takes him all over the world and into many mining operations working with our customers in support of our automated mining equipment.

Goran completed his degree in electronic systems engineering from the University of Regina in 2002.

Goran will be presenting Automated Underground Mining Loaders and Trucks.

Who is Sandvik?

Sandvik, founded in 1862, is a global, high-tech engineering group providing solutions that enhance productivity, profitability and sustainability for the manufacturing, mining and infrastructure industries. The Sandvik Group has approximately 39,000 employees, sales in more than 150 countries and revenues of about SEK 86 billion (11 billion CDN) within continuing operations globally. We have world-leading positions in the following areas: 1) Equipment and tools, service, digital solutions and sustainability-driving technologies for the mining and infrastructure industries, such as automated and electric mining equipment and eco-efficient rock processing. 2) Metal-cutting tools, tooling systems and digital solutions driving higher efficiency and automation in component manufacturing, as well as industrial metrology technologies, additive manufacturing services and metal powder.

The Sandvik Group conducts operations in three business areas with divisions responsible for research and development (R&D), production and sales of their respective products and services. The three business areas are: 1) Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions, 2) Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions, and 3) Sandvik Manufacturing and Machining solutions.

The Winnipeg Engineering and Production Unit falls under the first business area, Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions. The Winnipeg operation uses both Designs (R&D) and Manufactures ‘In The Hole’ (ITH) mobile drilling equipment, Air Compressors, Air Boosters, and Drill Pipe handling solutions for the underground mining market. In addition, the Winnipeg Production unit also Manufactures Battery Electric (BEV) dump trucks for underground mining.

Sandvik Canada, Inc, also part of the Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions, provides a comprehensive OEM lineup of surface and underground mining mobile drilling and bolting equipment, underground rock cutting equipment, and underground loaders and trucks, as well as rock processing equipment.







Registration

Please follow this link: https://forms.gle/W3zvXabYvgX1CYbCA to register electronically, or visit www.saemanitoba.org/

Registration and payment are required in advance, before October 21, 2022.  Limited to the first 14 people.  Payment is via eTransfer to treasurer@saemanitoba.org . Use the following for the security question & answer:

Question: What is the name of the society?

Answer: SAEMB

Use the following contact information for any issues or concerns:

Irene Wasilewski - registration@saemanitoba.org

Tel: (204) 298-5946



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Thursday, May 5, 2022

SAE Manitoba Event - Mohamed Zaher - System Development Life Cycle

 

Invites you to a special virtual technical presentation by Mohamed Zaher

System Development Life Cycle

Where: Microsoft Teams link:

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When:  Starting at 6:00 PM CST on Thursday, May 19, 2022

Web meeting will open 5:50pm to ensure the meeting can start on time. To reduce background noise during the meeting, please mute yourself while anyone else is speaking. Questions may be asked via the Chat function or by unmuting yourself and asking directly.

6:00 PM – Introductions, Presentation and Q and A
7:00 PM – Meeting is adjourned

Cost:    Free for all! Students, Professionals and Guests welcomed

EGM CPD:      EGM members credit 1 Professional Development Hours for “Informal Activity”


1.    The Presentation

This presentation will review the meaning of lifecycle when it comes to system development and why it’s important. Dr. Zaher will provide an overview of various lifecyle models used in industry today and how best to apply them in the real world. There will also be discussion on common aspects that come into play such as conflict, budgets, suppliers, etc. Lastly, he will review compliance needs.

2.    Our Speaker

Mohamed Zaher is a technical manager in the safety and compliance group at American Axle & Manufacturing & part time realtor. He was previously HEV Controls and Software Engineer at Ford Motor company and lead the LHP engineering solutions teams in Michigan. Dr. Zaher is a functional safety certified automotive engineer with more than 11 years of experience in product development using the V-model life cycle.

He received his Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2013 with M.Sc. and B.Sc. From Cairo University in Egypt in 2005 & 2009 respectively.

Online Meeting Details

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Wednesday, February 9, 2022

SAE Manitoba Event - Virtual Technical Presentation - Innovations in Modern Design Practice - Feb. 23, 2022






Invites you to a special virtual technical presentation by Dr. Frank Washko

Innovations in Modern Design Practice


Where: Microsoft Teams link:

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Further details regarding Teams meeting below.

When: Starting at 6:00 PM CST on Wednesday, February 23, 2022

Web meeting will open 5:50pm to ensure the meeting can start on time. Participants will join muted without video. Feel free to turn on your camera and/or unmute yourself for questions. Questions may also be asked using the chat feature. To reduce background noise during the meeting, please mute yourself while anyone else is speaking.

6:00 PM – Introductions, Presentation and Q and A
7:00 PM – Meeting is adjourned

Cost: Free for all! Students, Professionals and Guests welcomed

EGM CPD: EGM members credit 1 Professional Development Hours for “Informal Activity”


The Presentation

This seminar will review the relevance of innovation in modern technology companies, whether start-ups or established corporations.  The seminar will then break into innovation methods and creative problem-solving techniques that engineers can employ.  Innovation techniques relevant to group management settings, and individual design approaches, will be discussed. 


Our Speaker

Dr. Washko is an Associate Professor at Saint Martin’s University, and Director of the Engineering Management program.  His research focuses on innovation, entrepreneurship, and design methods.  He previously worked at three automotive companies, a medical device company, and as a patent attorney.  He holds degrees in engineering and business from Wayne State University, and a law degree from Georgetown University.


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Friday, January 21, 2022

STUDENT NIGHT Web Event - January 26, 2022 - Motorsports Project Management



 Invites you to a special STUDENT NIGHT virtual technical presentation

Motorsports Project Management

 

Where:          

 Further details (meeting ID and passcode) on meeting are below.

When:            Starting at 6:00 PM CST on Wednesday, January 26, 2022

The link will open at 5:50pm to ensure the meeting can start on time. Participants will join muted without video. Questions may be submitted via chat to the meeting organizer. Organizer may unmute you if you prefer to ask question verbally.

6:00 PM – Introduction to University of Manitoba SAE Student Group

6:10 PM – Motorsports Project Management Presentation

7:00 PM – Meeting is adjourned

Cost:              Free for all! Students, Professionals and Guests welcomed

EGM CPD:    EGM members credit 1 Professional Development Hours for “Informal Activity”

 

1.         Feature Presentation

Motorsports is generally what’s considered a “low volume” industry.  While “high volume”, or mass production, equals thousands of parts per day, motorsports may be as low as five parts per year and this presents tremendous challenges. With over 30 years of New Product Development experience, 15 of those in motorsports, Kelly will share her experiences and recommendations for project planning to help students with their SAE competition projects, as well as in their upcoming careers.

2.         Our Speakers

UMSAE is the local SAE student section at the University of Manitoba.  The student group is involved in the Aero, Formula, Baja and Formula Electric competitions.  The teams share shop space at the University of Manitoba and the development of the projects is continuing. 


Kelly Olischefski is Chief Operating Officer of Senga Engineering, a California-based full-service supplier of precision machined parts and assemblies. As COO, she plans, directs, coordinates, and oversees Senga’s manufacturing operations with particular emphasis on applying innovative technology and techniques to drive product quality, reduce manufacturing costs, and improve labor and material efficiencies. Sales, Marketing, Finance, and HR are also within her purview and she enjoys extending her engineering problem-solving skills to those areas. Kelly’s educational background includes degrees in mechanical engineering (from the University of Manitoba!) and business/marketing.  Prior to joining Senga, she held engineering and operations management roles in Automotive and Performance Sports manufacturing industries. Besides being passionate about analytics and informed business decisions, Kelly takes great interest in building and leading high-performing cross-functional teams to facilitate seamless project planning and execution. Always willing to coach and mentor, Kelly has judged many student competitions and has taught college and high school groups the basics of project management, budgets, and schedules. After hours, Kelly enjoys spending time outdoors with her three sons and has many hobbies including cooking, reading, and gardening.

 

Online Meeting Details

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Monday, November 1, 2021

Web Event - Nov. 10, 2021 - Continuous Improvement of Operation Performance



Invites you to a special virtual technical presentation by Dr. Herman Tang

Continuous Improvement of Operation Performance

 Where:           Zoom link:

https://arxium.zoom.us/j/82877790997?pwd=cjlSQUt0Z1BVMkNnL2xYcHdNYlN3Zz09

 Further details (meeting ID and passcode) on Zoom meeting below.

When:            Starting at 6:00 PM CST on Wednesday, November 10, 2021

Zoom link will open 5:50pm to ensure the meeting can start on time. Participants will join muted without video. Questions may be submitted via chat to the meeting organizer (Irene Wasilewski). Organizer may unmute you if you prefer to ask question verbally.

6:00 PM – Introductions, Presentation and Q and A

7:00 PM – Meeting is adjourned

Cost:              Free for all! Students, Professionals and Guests welcomed

EGM CPD:    EGM members credit 1 Professional Development Hours for “Informal Activity”

 1.         The Presentation

Continuous improvement (CI) is one of the three main pillars of a quality management system, and has been widely implemented in industries. In this brief presentation, after the basic ideas, the CI processes and approaches, e.g. PDCA, A3, DMAIC, 8D, etc., are reviewed. Then, the operation performance of manufacturing systems, particularly on their production throughput, is addressed in the talk. The improvement management is also talked about at the end. The presentation discussion is on the in-depth understanding of the states of complex manufacturing systems for bottleneck identification. The processes and approaches introduced in the presentation are based on the speaker’s hands-on experience in the auto industry, and can be more applicable to volume production.

2.         Our Speaker

Dr. Herman Tang is an associate professor with the School of Engineering at Eastern Michigan University. Before joining EMU in 2015, Dr. Tang was a lead engineering specialist in Manufacturing Engineering of FCA (now Stellantis) and had worked there for over 16 years. His experiences and interests concern the fields of mechanical, manufacturing, and quality engineering, among others. He also serves as an associate editor and reviewer for several scholarly journals and conferences, and as a panelist for the National Science Foundation. Dr. Tang has published four technical books recently, two of them by SAE. Dr. Tang earned his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan–Ann Arbor, master’s degree and bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Tianjin University, and MBA in Industrial Management from Baker College. He can be reached at htang2@emich.edu.

 Online Meeting Details

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Sunday, May 2, 2021

Web Event May 12: Understanding Career Persistence of Women in the Engineering Workplace in Manitoba


  Invites you to a special virtual technical presentation by Ms. Kathryn Atamanchuk

Understanding Career Persistence of Women in the Engineering Workplace in Manitoba

Click here for a link to the recording from this event:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK4G_SxHB9c

Where:           Zoom link:

https://arxium.zoom.us/j/96935279575?pwd=NnBvNmRBeGtJc3ZoeDdCa1VBNjBIQT09

Further details (meeting ID and passcode) on Zoom meeting below.

When:            Starting at 6:00 PM CST on Wednesday, May 12, 2021

Zoom link will open 5:50pm to ensure the meeting can start on time. Participants will join muted without video. Questions may be submitted via chat to the meeting organizer (Irene Wasilewski). Organizer may unmute you if you prefer to ask question verbally.

6:00 PM – Introductions, Presentation and Q and A
7:00 PM – Meeting is adjourned

Cost:              Free for all! Students, Professionals and Guests welcomed

APEGM CPD:           APEGM members credit 1 Professional Development Hours for “Informal Activity”

The Presentation

Women are underrepresented in the engineering profession at a rate of nearly 10:1 when compared to their male counterparts. This poses a problem for a profession whose goal is to provide innovative and inclusive solutions that work for all people. This study was undertaken to examine women’s career experiences in the engineering workplace in Manitoba.  Through their stories, career persistence factors became more clear and concrete recommendations were developed.

Our Speaker

After completing a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Manitoba in 1999, Kathryn began her career at Standard Aero as a T56 Service Engineer.  This role took her around the world inspecting gas turbine engines and helped solidify her love of aerospace.  In her 13 years at Standard Aero, Kathryn gained experience in both technical and engineering leadership roles while also completing an MBA. 

For the last 8 years, Kathryn has been the Aero-Engine Test and Advanced Digital Manufacturing Engineer-in-Residence and Industry Partnerships Facilitator for the Price Faculty of Engineering.  In these roles, she develops and delivers industry related courses (focused on Applied Aerospace Instrumentation, Project Management, and Career Design), provides mentorship to students, and acts as a facilitator to help strengthen collaborations between the University and Manitoba’s various industry sectors. 

Kathryn is passionate about women in engineering and aerospace and volunteers on several committees promoting these professions.  She is one of the founders and coordinators of the Women in Engineering & Geoscience Mentorship Program that aims to create a community of women in engineering and geoscience – from undergraduate students to seasoned professionals.  In 2020, Kathryn completed a Master’s of Science in Biosystems Engineering where her research focused on understanding career persistence of women in the engineering workforce.

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Meeting ID: 969 3527 9575

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