Observations and Reflections of my visit to Rolls-Royce in Derby - Nathalie Maillard

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Nathalie Maillard's presentation to the Executive Board of Rolls-Royce following her two-week Management Experience Placement at the factory in Derby.

Observations and Reflections of my
visit to Rolls-Royce in Derby

Background
• £10m funding from National Institute of Health
Research (NIHR)
• £22m matched funds from NHS service
providers and Local Authorities
• 1 of 13 successful collaborations in England
commencing on 1st January 2014 for 5 years
• Builds on successful CLAHRC for Birmingham &
Black Country pilot

Themes / Programmes in
CLAHRC WM
Service themes:
Cross cutting and supporting themes:

Why Rolls-Royce?
Project
management
capabilities
Aviation Vs
patient safety
Purchase & influence
within own structures
Project
management
capabilities

Safety science
Project
management
capabilities
Aviation Vs
Patient Safety
Purchase &
influence within
own organisation

I did not know that…
Project
management
capabilities
Aviation Vs
Patient Safety
Purchase &
influence within
own organisation
Project
management
capabilities
A RR engine takes off and lands
every 2 secs and the mission is to
increase this to 1 sec in 10 years
RR has been increasing the
efficiency of its engines by 1%
every year for 20 years
46 commodities make up a jet
engine and innovation is focused
on 6 commodities as this where
there will be greatest return on
investment (efficiency gains and
cost savings)
An operations centre receives
feedback from engines in flight to
monitor performance and to plan
and manage appropriate
maintenance
A jet engine is worth £50-60m to
RR as ‘care plans’ are sold to
companies alongside the costs of
the engine itself

Project management eats
strategy for breakfast….
Project management Strategy

Reflective practice
Vision ?
Objectives – improve
services for patient
benefit
Programmes of
applied health
research defined
Strategic projects to
realise vision ?

Gated review
Service
Requirements
Academic
Capabilities
Research
Idea
Protocol
Development
External Peer
Review
Research
Commences

Disclaimer
The views expressed here are my own and not necessarily the views our
collaborative partners, the NHS, the NIHR or the Department of Health.
Nathalie Maillard
Head of Programme Delivery
E: n.maillard@warwick.ac.uk / 07772 357252
Tweet us @CLAHRC_WM
Website www.clahrc-wm.nihr.ac.uk
News Blog http://clahrcwmblog.wordpress.com

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