Sustainable Management S7

General Data
Academic program	ECAM ENGINEERING PROGRAM		Module Manager(s): ERNESTO André
Module type	Teaching Unit
Credits (ECTS)	4
Maximum number of students	250
Total duration :39h00	Period : SEMESTER 7	Language : : English

Learning outcomes
This course is a certified training delivered by Association Bilan Carone, a French association providing a methodology elaborated by ADEME to get a CARBON BALANCE of an organization, i.e. take into account its levels of Greenhouse gases emissions regarding different scopes (3 levels) of activities. This is a French standard for companies. <br>The physical course will be delivered in English, but the supports (including e-learning supports) are written in French. For this reason, the following description is in French (available at: https://www.if-carbone.com/) and this course will be optional.<br><br>Objectifs:<br>- posséder une vision synthétique des principaux enjeux de la lutte contre le changement climatique<br>• savoir faire le lien entre ces enjeux et la méthode Bilan Carbone®<br>• pouvoir accompagner son prestataire.<br>• découvrir et comprendre la méthode et ses principaux outils.<br>• être en mesure de réaliser un premier Bilan Carbone® en interne<br><br>- As a future engineer, to know and integrate the concept of CSR, corporate social responsibility, as a contribution to the objectives of sustainable development. A concept that refers to the voluntary integration by the company of social, societal, environmental and governance concerns into its strategy, management and relations with its stakeholders. Engineers are increasingly confronted with these challenges, which are perfectly in line with Lean: producing more with less, managing and controlling energy, integrating health and safety at work logics, etc.<br>- Experience the CSR as a real performance lever for the company, a means of improving its economic, financial and social efficiency, its competitiveness and its long-term profits. It is a lever for preserving the value of its assets and controlling its risks, and therefore ultimately a factor of sustainability. The engineer of tomorrow will be the first to be concerned by this theme.<br><br>ECAM engineers are process pilots, and some of them in industries in full evolution (aeronautics, automotive...). <br>This course aims to deepen the Quality standards and the Quality & Continuous Improvement Management in an application context by focusing on customer / supplier relations.

Learning outcomes

This course is a certified training delivered by Association Bilan Carone, a French association providing a methodology elaborated by ADEME to get a CARBON BALANCE of an organization, i.e. take into account its levels of Greenhouse gases emissions regarding different scopes (3 levels) of activities. This is a French standard for companies. The physical course will be delivered in English, but the supports (including e-learning supports) are written in French. For this reason, the following description is in French (available at: https://www.if-carbone.com/) and this course will be optional. Objectifs: - posséder une vision synthétique des principaux enjeux de la lutte contre le changement climatique • savoir faire le lien entre ces enjeux et la méthode Bilan Carbone® • pouvoir accompagner son prestataire. • découvrir et comprendre la méthode et ses principaux outils. • être en mesure de réaliser un premier Bilan Carbone® en interne - As a future engineer, to know and integrate the concept of CSR, corporate social responsibility, as a contribution to the objectives of sustainable development. A concept that refers to the voluntary integration by the company of social, societal, environmental and governance concerns into its strategy, management and relations with its stakeholders. Engineers are increasingly confronted with these challenges, which are perfectly in line with Lean: producing more with less, managing and controlling energy, integrating health and safety at work logics, etc. - Experience the CSR as a real performance lever for the company, a means of improving its economic, financial and social efficiency, its competitiveness and its long-term profits. It is a lever for preserving the value of its assets and controlling its risks, and therefore ultimately a factor of sustainability. The engineer of tomorrow will be the first to be concerned by this theme. ECAM engineers are process pilots, and some of them in industries in full evolution (aeronautics, automotive...). This course aims to deepen the Quality standards and the Quality & Continuous Improvement Management in an application context by focusing on customer / supplier relations.