ETI's On-site Training
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Let ETI provide
your organization with the most current, comprehensive GD&T
instruction in industry. One
of ETI's qualified instructors will come to your site to conduct
hands-on GD&T workshops. We provide training at locations around
the world, and all of our workshops can be customized to include
your drawings and parts.
See some of our clients.
Our workshops are also available through live web training. ETI's live web training eliminate travel time and expenses. You pay for the training, not the additional administrative costs of flights, hotels, and rental cars. This innovative learning option allows companies and professionals located throughout the world to take advantage of ETI courses with convenient scheduling options that often aren’t feasible or affordable with traditional onsite training.
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a training quote
Interested
in training a group of employees? Have
questions about onsite training costs and scheduling? Fill out our
online training quote form to get answers.
ETI provides
a variety of courses to meet your needs:
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well do you know GD&T? Do you know the symbols, requirements,
tolerance zones, and limitations? Take the free GD&T
Skills Survey today.
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Take a look
at some of the reasons that ETI is the number one choice for GD&T
training and materials.
 ETI
courses were developed by the expert.
ETI's
training was developed by Alex Krulikowski, an expert on geometric
tolerancing and a member of several national tolerancing committees.
Alex has over 30 years of experience using GD&T on the job. He
also has a degree in industrial vocational education. He understands
adult learning principles, so all of his courses utilize a series
of goals and objectives that reinforce concepts and produce measurable
results. Read
more about Alex.
ETI instructors are industry
professionals.
All of ETI's instructors
are industry professionals who have years of experience applying
GD&T on the job. Read
about ETI's training team.
ETI
workshop students gain on-the-job skills.
All
of ETI's materials are performance-based and each workshop approaches
the subject from a design perspective. Students
who attend our workshops walk away with more than knowledge: they
learn how to correctly apply newly learned concepts on the job.
New! Improve your understanding of engineering drawings and gain more effective communication on the job.
Working with engineering drawings involves analyzing, making decisions, and processing data. The Engineering Drawing Requirements workshop is based on practical application of print interpretation. It will give you a better understanding of the view representation, dimensions, tolerances, and symbols used on prints:
Engineering Drawing Requirements
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Provide
your employees with a one-day overview of
GD&T.
ETI also provides a quick, one-day overview
of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing basics:
Fundamentals
of GD&T Overview Workshop (ASME
Y14.5M-1994)
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Understand the fundamental definitions, concepts, and
methods from the new ASME Y14.41-2003 Standard.
The Y14.41
Standard establishes requirements for preparing, organizing
and interpreting 3D digital product images. It also provides
a guide for CAD software developers working on improved modeling
and annotation practices for the engineering community. The
Solid Model Tolerancing course is not based on any single
CAD system or product development process. It covers concepts
and standards that can be applied with a number of CAD systems.
Solid
Model Tolerancing Workshop (Based on ASME
Y14.41-2003)
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ETI's
Statistical Tolerance Stacks course builds upon the methods
taught in Tolerance
Stacks Using GD&T.
This one-day
course includes a brief review of several terms used in statistical
stacks. It explains four methods for applying statistics to
tolerance stacks and covers precautions about when and how
to use statistics in stacks. The course ends with several
stacks that students can use to practice applying statistical
methods.
Statistical
Tolerance Stacks Workshop (Concept Driven)
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New! ETI's
executive overview provides an introduction to GD&T and how it will benefit an organization.
Learn 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.
Executive Overview of GD&T (ASME Y14.5M-1994)
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New! Learn and practice the system approach to component design.
This course will change the way many engineers think about part tolerancing. Students will actually do a design functional analysis on a customer assembly, then specify GD&T on components from the assembly during the workshop.
System Approach to Component Tolerancing
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Request
a training quote
For more onsite workshop information — or to request a custom
quote package
— contact
a GD&T account executive at 1-800-886-0909, email sales@etinews.com,
or use our online training
quote request form.
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