Cédric Schoorens
Technical Manager, Hygiene Division, France
SGS
Your nonwovens absorbent hygiene products training course
- Description
- Programme
- Tutors
- Fees & practical info
Dates of the next face-to-face Absorbent Hygiene Products training course will be announced soon. In the meantime, you can attend the online version to enjoy expertise and knowledge sharing from home! Have a look here for more information and to register.
This Absorbent Hygiene Products Training Course will give you a unique overview of all aspects of hygiene products, processes and markets. You will learn about the newest raw materials, manufacturing technologies, and the importance of product testing and evaluation.
Concentrating on baby diapers, femcare protection and adult incontinence, the course also includes a module on sustainability aspects of AHPs. Since learning goes in pair with doing, this course is designed to have the right balance between theory & practical exercices.
The number of delegates at each course is limited to 24, in order to encourage active participation and interactive communications with the external experts. This is also a great opportunity to make contacts with other players in the personal care products industry.
"Hi, I am Marines, Scientific & Technical Director at EDANA and your tutor for this course.
I'll be more than happy to welcome you on my course. I have at heart to make this experience enjoyable and instructive. You will be encouraged to participate, interact and think as a team. It is also a good chance for you to make contacts with other players in the AHPs & personal care industry."
Registration opens on the 1st day at 8:30.
On both days the course starts at 9:00 and finishes at 17:00.
PROGRAMME & TIMING
Day 1
09:00
Introduction and welcome
Absorbent Hygiene Products
History, design challenges, product families
Coffee break
10:30
10:30
Product range
Specific on the various product families
Components and raw materials
Composition of absorbent hygiene product
Lunch
12:30
12:30
Components and raw materials (continued)
Create your own diaper
Team exercise
Coffee break
15:30
15:30
Super Absorbent Polymers (SAP)
Manufacturing, products and trends
Dinner
19:30
19:30
This get-together dinner is included in the delegate fees
Day 2
09:00
Testing
Product performance, laboratory and panel testing
Coffee break
10:30
10:30
Adhesives
and alternative bonding technics
and alternative bonding technics
Manufacturing technologies
Overview of converting technologies
Lunch
12:30
12:30
Health and environment
Overview of health aspects and environmental considerations
Market data
Market size and trends
Coffee break
15:30
15:30
Team exercise
Wrap up and end of the course
Cédric Schoorens has more than 20 years' experience in the field of Disposable Absorbent Hygiene Product Testing and highly contributes to set up mannequin tests worldwide. Former Quality Manager of the very well-known Courtray Consulting institute, Cédric joined SGS in 2014. Today, he is in charge of technical and strategic questions in close relation with the Hygiene industry, standard working groups and other associations.
Dr. Stefan Eller joined H.B. Fuller in 1992 after graduating with a Ph.D. grade from Hamburg University. At Hamburg University he studied Chemistry and wrote a thesis about inorganic polymer systems in association with a research group at Durham University, United Kingdom.
Dr Eller began his career at H.B. Fuller as a hot melt adhesive R&D chemist and graduated through varying technical positions. As the European Technical Service Manager for EIMEA Hygiene, Dr. Eller heads up the technical centres of excellence where his team carry out extensive evaluations of hygenic disposable articles. This provides an invaluable service to customers to understand the adhesive performance within the final product. The team also offer collaborative training workshops both at our Lüneberg Adhesive Academy and on customer own sites. Other capabilities include production line simulation via our state of the art coater operated by industry experts, so customers are able to test and trouble shoot without sacrificing line time. All services to drive innovation and technical excellence for the hygiene market.
- Born 1960 in Bremen/Germany 1978 - 1989 Chemistry Diploma / Ph.D. Technical University of Brunswick / Germany
- 1990 - 1994 Central R+D Stockhausen Krefeld now EVONIK
- 1995 - 1998 Head of application laboratory superabsorbent polymers
- 1999 – 2001 Project manager Airlaid-Composites
- Since 09/2001 Technical Director of Hy-Tec, Hygiene Technologie GmbH Haan
- 4 Patents
- Lecturer at EDANA`s Training Courses since 1998
- DIN working group leader
- Symposia presentations/contributing papers on superabsorbent polymers, hygiene product laboratory and consumer testing:
- 2 INDEX Conferences 1996 2002, Geneva
- 4 EDANA Symposia 1997 1998 2007 2015, Gothenburg, Paris, Dubai, Istanbul
- INDA-TEC International Nonwovens Conference 1999, Atlanta
- 2 PIRA Hygiene and Absorbency Product Conferences 2000 2005, Brussels, London
- Hamburger Makromolekulares Symposium 2000, Hamburg
- 2 IMECHE Incontinence Conferences 2011 2017, London
- 6 EDANA OUTLOOK Conferences 2003-2017
- EDANA OUTLOOK India 2019 New-Delhi
- Born 20.07.1948 in Lodz, Poland
- Degree in Chemistry from the Technical University of Lodz
- 1973 - 1981 Design Office for Pulp & Paper Industry in Lodz
- 1981 - 1985 Vereinigte Papierwerke Schickedanz, Nuremberg, Germany, Diverse Functions within the R&D Organisation
- 1986 - today Paul Hartmann AG, Heidenheim, Germany, Head of R&D and Corporate Communications, retired 2013, since then part-time position: Senior Vice President Strategic Development.
- Hobbies: grand children, wine, some decent food to accompany it, music (classic and jazz), hunting and hunting dogs.
- Member of EDANA’s Board for many years
Marines Lagemaat is the Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Director for EDANA, the international Association representing the nonwoven and related industries, a position he has held since September 2014.
Based in Brussels, Marines is responsible for managing the internal and external activities related to scientific and technical affairs in order to support the nonwoven industry, in all its applications: personal and household hygiene, medical protection, filtration, automotive, and construction. In this role he’s involved in the development and implementation of standards and their related test methods that serve as a reference for the industry and for fair trade. In addition, Marines manages various training and education programmes designed to provide technical and application-oriented support. Marines is of Dutch nationality.
Fees
The fee includes comprehensive delegate notes, a glossary of terms, samples, lunches, one evening meal and coffees.
- EDANA members: € 1600 excl VAT/pers
- Non-members: € 1900 excl VAT/pers
Who should attend
Both technical and marketing persons will benefit from attending this course. As they are likely to be involved with producers, suppliers, converters and retailers within the industry.
Course organiser
This Training Course is organised by EDANA. The association organises INDEX™, the world’s largest nonwovens exhibition. EDANA has over 270 member companies in 36 countries.
Language
The course language is English. The tutor will speak clearly and make extensive use of visual aids, videos and samples. Active participation is encouraged from all delegates.
Certificate
Delegates completing the course will receive a certificate.
Number of attendees
Each course is limited to around 24 delegates.
Venue
EDANA,
Avenue Herrmann Debroux 46
1160 Brussels, Belgium
(4th floor)
Accommodation
EDANA has reserved a number of single rooms at the NH Collection City Centre at a special rate about of € 170 per night, including breakfast. In order to receive this special rate, an hotel booking form will be provided to you once we have received your registration for the training course.