The advanced training courses will start in January and will last five months, the goal is to train managers facing the epochal transformation towards sustainable mobility. This is the first concrete act of the Polo wanted by the Government with the DL Sostegni and dedicated to sustainable mobility at 360 degrees. With an initial budget of 20 million and the coordination of the Polytechnic of Turin, the Polo, together with Cim 4.0, the Competence Center focused on innovative manufacturing, represent the first nucleus of the future Citadel of mobility – Mtc, Manufacturing and Technology Center – wanted by industrial world, region and university system.
The initiative, explains the rector of the Polytechnic of Turin Guido Saracco, enhances the expertise of Cim 4.0 and takes a further step forward, accelerating the product innovation processes in the heart of the Piedmontese automotive district, where over 30% of the Italian companies. “The challenge is to expand this model – adds Saracco – towards aerospace and the technological transition in general”. In the foreground, therefore, applied research and technology transfer as per the mandate of the NRP.
“We have gathered the companies around a table to identify – explains the deputy rector with delegation to technology transfer Giuliana Mattiazzo – the most useful strategies for product development in the medium term, with the aim of offering applied research services functional to the prospects. future of companies “. We therefore begin with the Academy for managers and technical profiles who will have to govern and stimulate the technological and green transition in companies. The training activities represent the first nucleus of the future Mtc that will be realized in the Tne spaces of Mirafiori, close to the headquarters of the Poli which hosts the Engineering of car design.
The first 3,300 square meters of space that will be recovered will be allocated to future classrooms, alongside the headquarters of the interdepartmental centers and laboratories reserved for companies and researchers. The challenge is to build an ecosystem of sustainable mobility with a hybrid model of training, didactic and experiential, in smart mode, with one day in attendance per week and assessment and evaluation paths. The course, lasting 300 hours, is certified by the Politecnico di Torino with its Master’s School.
Managers of sustainable mobility, both in the public sector and in the tried and tested one “can play a fundamental role in the next three to five years, when thanks to the substantial funds of the NRP but also to other investments we will be able to help our territories but also businesses, administrations and civil society to think differently about the activities that often take up a large part of our time », underlined Enrico Giovannini, Minister of Infrastructures and Sustainable Mobility who spoke in connection.