This comprehensive GD&T workshop is designed for individuals who not only read drawings, but must also create drawings using proper GD&T. The typical audience for this workshop consists of design engineers, structural engineers, designers, drafters, drawing checkers, manufacturing engineers, process engineers, planners, machine programmers, tool and gage designers, toolmakers, machinists, quality engineers, CMM inspectors, parts inspectors, managers, project leaders, procurement personnel, etc. This workshop is an ideal match for just about anyone involved in any aspect of engineering documentation.

This comprehensive GD&T workshop is designed for individuals who not only read drawings, but must also create drawings using proper GD&T. The typical audience for this workshop consists of design engineers, structural engineers, designers, drafters, drawing checkers, manufacturing engineers, process engineers, planners, machine programmers, tool and gage designers, toolmakers, machinists, quality engineers, CMM inspectors, parts inspectors, managers, project leaders, procurement personnel, etc. This workshop is an ideal match for just about anyone involved in any aspect of engineering documentation.

This GD&T workshop is intended for design and manufacturing personnel who require advanced use of extended principles of GD&T to communicate design intent for more complex parts and assemblies. (Successful completion of the 5-Day Application and Interpretation of GD&T workshop is a prerequisite for this workshop)

This GD&T workshop is intended mainly for two groups; 1) Those personnel that are required to design, build, and manufacture gages, fixtures, and jigs; and, 2) Design personnel who design the parts that will be gaged. (It is imperative that design personnel be included in this training; gages and fixtures CANNOT be fabricated for ANY part unless the drawing contains the proper geometric dimensioning and tolerancing callouts).

This comprehensive GD&T workshop is designed for individuals who not only read drawings, but must also create drawings using proper GD&T. The typical audience for this workshop consists of design engineers, structural engineers, designers, drafters, drawing checkers, manufacturing engineers, process engineers, planners, machine programmers, tool and gage designers, toolmakers, machinists, quality engineers, CMM inspectors, parts inspectors, managers, project leaders, procurement personnel, etc. This workshop is an ideal match for just about anyone involved in any aspect of engineering documentation.

This GD&T workshop is intended for design and manufacturing personnel who require advanced use of extended principles of GD&T to communicate design intent for more complex parts and assemblies. (Successful completion of the 5-Day Application and Interpretation of GD&T workshop is a prerequisite for this workshop)

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