Industrial engineering and production planning
SMV, capacity, line balancing and daily output control for high-volume lines.
Open the courseSouth Asia
Free, self-paced learning for RMG professionals — line supervisors, quality staff, IE teams, merchandisers and students preparing for factory work.
Start GarmentEd 360 →Bangladesh RMG production runs at large scale: long runs, high line counts and tight shipment windows, with woven and knit product for global retail. Improvement usually comes from disciplined line management rather than one-off fixes.
That makes industrial engineering, line balancing, production planning, inline quality and shop-floor supervision the highest-value skills. Compliance and worker safety documentation is also part of daily factory life, and merchandising teams live on critical path control.
The learning path below starts with production and quality fundamentals, then builds toward planning, costing and compliance for supervisory roles.
SMV, capacity, line balancing and daily output control for high-volume lines.
Open the courseLine setup, operator allocation, work aids and defect prevention at the machine.
Open the courseAQL sampling, inline checks, defect classification and corrective action.
Open the courseTech packs, costing, critical path and supplier follow-up for buyer-facing teams.
Open the courseMeasure the work, balance the line, plan the capacity and improve the process with lean and Six Sigma tools.
SyllabusMatch machines, stitches and seams to garment performance.
SyllabusBuild the quality system, inspect to a defensible standard, test in the laboratory and prove capability with data.
SyllabusFrom enquiry to shipment: feasibility, garment costing, negotiation, margin risk, the time-and-action plan and the documents that get an order paid.
SyllabusPrepare fabric, spreading and markers for accurate cutting.
SyllabusSelect sourcing options using capability, landed cost and disruption risk.
SyllabusEngineers the line, methods, SMV, layout and target-vs-actual.
Runs a sewing line hourly — people, method, quality and output.
Guards conformance against tech pack, AQL and buyer manuals.
Owns the buyer relationship, T&A, costing and order execution.
Owns social, environmental and legal compliance and reporting.
Every role above sits somewhere in the garment lifecycle, from the customer brief through design, material, sampling, planning, production and delivery. The lifecycle chapters explain each stage and what decides success there.
Open the garment lifecycleDhaka, Bangladesh
Institute profileDhaka, Bangladesh
Institute profileFollow the whole Garment Ed curriculum in order — technical subjects, courses, career pathways and the full garment lifecycle.
Start GarmentEd 360 →Reviewed 2026-09-18. Self-study learning; completion certificates are not accredited qualifications.
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