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Comprehensive Five-Day Workshop In San Diego, California presented
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The number
of attendees to this course is limited and only pre-registered students will be
allowed to attend the workshop.
GD&T: The Common Language
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) is a discipline developed to
communicate engineering configuration from the designer to the manufacturer
through engineering drawings. It is used primarily to alleviate
misunderstandings and, thus, provide complete and concise meanings to the
production team members.
Seeing the value of GD&T, industry and the Department of Defense adopted
American National Standard Institute standard Y14.5 as a national guide ensuring
commonality within American industry.
A complete understanding of GD&T is vital for tearing down the walls of
misunderstanding.
Knowing The Language Is The Key
The new ASME Y14.5M-1994 standard on dimensioning and tolerancing was released
in 1995. The majority of the GD&T symbology has remained unchanged, however
there has been some symbol modifications, and a considerable amount of new
material added.
When you complete this workshop you will understand the language of GD&T
symbology.
We will discuss the changes and the majority of the additional material
initiated by the new GD&T standard. The former ANSI Y14.5M-1982 standard
will also be covered in detail since most existing drawings were generated to
that standard.
Is This Workshop For You?
It is if you need to communicate with engineering drawings.
For those who have no prior knowledge of GD&T, this course will offer
material starting at the entry level and progressing to advanced GD&T
concepts.
For those with previous GD&T experience, you will receive a valuable update
on the latest standard and a thorough review, along with instruction in advanced
concepts, which will tie all the GD&T principles together.
Who
Should Attend?
Engineering: Design engineers, structural engineers, drafters, drawing checkers.
Manufacturing: Manufacturing engineers, process engineers, planners, machine
programmers, tool and gage designers, toolmakers, machinists.
Quality: Quality engineers, CMM programmers, parts inspectors.
Others: Managers, project engineers, machined part purchasing, procurement
personnel.
What You'll Get Out Of This Workshop
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In this five-day workshop you'll learn how to
specify GD&T on design drawings and, thus, convey the right message to
engineering, production and inspection personnel.
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You'll learn how to cut manufacturing costs
significantly by taking advantage of GD&T concepts that allow maximum
production tolerances.
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You'll be exposed to proper inspection
techniques for each of the geometric tolerancing controls.
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You'll learn how to design functional gages
for part verification.
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You'll learn proper datum specifications to
ensure interchangeability of mating parts.
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You'll gain a working knowledge of all
elements of ANSI Y14.5M-1982 and the new ASME Y14.5-1994 standard.
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Through actual drawings you'll learn how to
avoid common errors encountered with GD&T, both from a drawing and
manufacturing standpoint.
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All materials are provided, and you'll receive
your own copy of Design Dimensioning and Tolerancing by Bruce A. Wilson,
and a binder packed with useful reference materials.
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With Our Teaching Techniques You Can
Leave This Workshop A Competent GD&T User
In
this workshop you will view over 900 overhead transparencies; you'll gain a
"hands-on" experience by examining over 130 authentic parts and tools.
To provide feedback on students' progress, quizzes and homework assignments,
primarily based on correcting actual drawings, are given each day.
Through the homework and quizzes, you'll find yourself generating design
concepts, which properly utilize GD&T principles.
Our Instructor Knows What He's Talking
About
MICHAEL SANDFORD began working with GD&T in 1983 as a new employee in
the aerospace industry. In his position as a mechanical design engineer, Mr.
Sandford has specialized in optic and mechanical packaging. Mr. Sandford has
designed machined hardware, castings, tooling and test equipment. He holds
several patents in the aerospace industry and has experience in machine shop,
assembly and inspection processes. Mr. Sandford has been instrumental in the
creation and technical review of design documentation for over 20 years.
Mr. Sandford is a certified ASME Senior Level Geometric Dimensioning and
Tolerancing Professional.
Registration Information
The number of attendees to this course is limited and only pre-registered
students will be allowed to attend the workshop.
A course fee of $1500 will be required and is to be paid by the first day of the
workshop to TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION CONSULTANTS OF ARIZONA, INC., unless special
arrangements are made with TDC of Arizona, Inc.
Please return the attached registration application as soon as possible in order
to reserve a place in the class.
When your completed registration application is received, TDC will send you an
information packet that includes all workshop details, maps, and a San Diego
Visitors Guide.
Cancellation of registration within 30 days of the first day of class is subject
to a 50 percent registration fee.
Pre-registered students who neglect to notify TDC of Arizona, Inc., of their
cancellation may be charged full fee. In order to cancel registration, call our
offices for a cancellation verification number.
Please
register by:
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Submitting
the form below via snail mail or fax [Fax: (520) 743-4483] as
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or Call us at: Phone:
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Yes,
I would like to attend TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION CONSULTANTS OF ARIZONA
five-day comprehensive course titled "Application and Interpretation of
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing" July 15-19, 2002 in San Diego,
California. My registration fee of $1500 (or $1000 with valid membership number)
will be sent to Technical Documentation
Consultants of Arizona by July 15, 2002. Fee covers tuition and materials. TDC
of Arizona, Inc., reserves the right to select course attendees.
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Accommodations
This workshop will be held at the the Ericsson Design Center at 6455 Lusk Blvd
in San Diego, California on July 15-19, 2002.
TDC of Arizona has negotiated a reduced room rate with Woodfin Suites of
$125.00/day (plus tax) for single rooms and $135.00/day (plus tax) for double
occupancy rooms for TDC of Arizona workshop attendees. The hotel is at 10044
Pacific Mesa Blvd, San Diego, California 92121, minutes away from the Ericsson
Design Center. Woodfin Suites offers a complimentary breakfast each day, a
complimentary social hour Mon-Thurs, and complimentary in-room movies. In
addition, the hotel will provide a shuttle to and from the Ericsson Design
Center each morning and afternoon for workshop attendees.
Please reserve your room as soon as possible; rooms not reserved by June 28,
2002 will be released. After this date, reservations are subject to room
availability. You are responsible for arranging your own room accommodations.
To receive the reduced rate, please mention that you are a member of the
TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION CONSULTANTS OF ARIZONA group. For reservations, call
Woodfin Suites toll-free at 1-888-433-2150.
You are not required to stay at the hotel above; we will be happy to send you a
San Diego hotel guide at your request for alternative lodging choices.
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