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ETI 2008 Public Workshops
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Learn
about geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) from
the experts at ETI. |
2008 Schedule Westland, Michigan Date TBD
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Our GD&T executive overview provides an introduction to geometric tolerancing and how it will benefit an organization. The 4-hour program gives management a perspective of how GD&T affects various areas of the organization.
Who Should Attend
The program is designed mainly for engineering directors, chief engineers, and project managers; engineering, manufacturing and quality managers.
Presentation Highlights
The presentation illustrates how GD&T affects the product development process, and provides insights into the skills and strategies for maximizing ROI from using GD&T. You'll understand why GD&T is superior to coordinate tolerancing and receive an introduction to the terms, symbols, rules, and geometric controls used in GD&T.
- GD&T and the product development process
- Design for manufacturing
- Dimensional management
- Importance of tolerance analysis
- Importance of standards
- History, present state and future of GD&T and drawings
- Overview of GD&T
- About the Y14.5 Standard
- What GD&T is
- Why GD&T is important to an organization
- Comparison of GD&T and coordinate tolerancing
- GDT myths
- GD&T definitions and rules
- Datum system
- Geometric controls
- Communicating and protecting engineering requirements
- Skills and strategies for maximizing ROI from using GD&T
- Improving job performance
- Recommended training
- Course summary and Q&A session
(Includes software and resources worth over $225)
Each workshop participant receives:• A copy of the Executive GD&T Overview Presentation Notes
• A GD&T Ultimate Pocket Guide
• An official certificate of completion
• Continental breakfast and morning snack
PLUS
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ETI's Digital Design Dictionary software ($79 value)
- A 30-day pass to the Fundamentals of GD&T web training ($159 value)
ETI offers a 10% discount on three or more registrations. Call 800-886-0909 for more information. |
Quantity discounts available. Don't wait until it's too late — only 15 seats available per class.
Register for your course, today.
Call 800-886-0909 to register or use our online registration form to enroll today. To fax or mail your registration, use our registration form pdf.