Dametis podcast: TETRIS, towards factory 4.0

With 25 years’ experience in industrial energy efficiency as Energy Technical Director and co-founder of Dametis, Sébastien Papouin shares his expertise on the first essential steps in an industrial environmental transition: Lego theory and initial mapping.

After initial mapping, Sébastien Papouin now presents the simplified audit, an essential step in assessing the environmental maturity of each industrial site.

Once the initial mapping and simplified audit have been presented, Sébastien Papouin moves on to the deployment phase for level 1 management software.

To succeed in environmental performance, it is essential to understand the fundamentals of energy, the water cycle and energy performance project management. However, these three steps will not reach their full potential without adequate team training.

We now turn to the second step in improving energy performance: detailed analysis. Guillaume Lepastourel, Project Manager at Dametis, explains how a metering plan is drawn up, and the importance of carrying it out in industry.

Baptiste Lemaître, energy engineer at Dametis, explains what level 2 management software is, and how it can be used to manage large quantities of information, bringing numerous benefits to the industry.

In this episode, Baptiste explains what’s involved in setting up an energy and water management system. The aim of the EMS? a Reduce and control your environmental impact. Find out more about EMS!

Find out from Baptiste Lemaître what best practices you need to know and implement to improve your energy performance.

Let’s move on to the third stage: fine-tuning. Guillaume Lepastourel, Project Manager at Dametis, explains the small, simple and inexpensive actions you can take to achieve immediate and substantial savings.

In-depth team training is an important step. A wide range of training courses are available today, enabling manufacturers to become software-savvy and self-sufficient, and thus improve the efficiency of the industry.

Level 3 management software, more focused on equipment, will enable even more detailed, finer-grained analysis. Find out how level 3 software works.