[Formation] Preparing for industrialization

Turn your vision into an industrial reality

Industrialization is a crucial phase for any company seeking to move from small-scale production to large-scale manufacturing. With industrialization preparation, you can successfully navigate the transition to industrialization.

Formation portée par le pôle S2E2 – Organisme de formation certifié Qualiopi

Cette formation vise à fournir une compréhension approfondie des étapes clés de l’industrialisation pour des produits mécaniques ou électroniques dans un contexte environnemental en constante évolution. Elle s’articule autour de quatre objectifs principaux :

Introduce the notion of industrialization and its implications

Master the key stages of industrialization

Prepare participants for the industrialization of their product through case studies

Introduce the keys to creating a reconditioning (and after-sales) line as part of a circular economy strategy

Target audience

SME & start-ups, project manager, consultant, electronic and mechanical designer

Duration

2 days classroom training at Altyor’s Saint-Cyr-en-Val site (45590)

Cost

1,200 (lunch included)

Formation portée par le pôle S2E2 – Organisme de formation certifié Qualiopi

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Prerequisites

No prerequisites required

Next session

8 octobre 2025

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The training program

Prepare for industrialization

Definition of industrialization

Understand the importance of the industrialization stage in product development

Identify opportunities and risks

Key stages in industrialization

Associated deliverables

Being present at milestones

Identifying the right suppliers

Set up a circular
circular economy

Understand environmental issues

Identify the various stages involved in setting up a reconditioning (and after-sales) line.

Putting it into practice

Case studies

Setting the scene

Your trainer

Florian Serreau

Project engineer

Après son cursus au sein de l’INSA (Institut national des sciences appliquées) de Blois, Florian est chez Altyor depuis 2015. D’abord en tant que project manager, il a désormais responsable projets. L’industrialisation n’a plus de secret pour lui !