The South Florida Manufacturers Association 

Offers This Workshop In:

Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing Training

This comprehensive course addresses all aspects of GD&T including a comparison to traditional tolerancing methods.  The purpose of GD&T is to describe the geometric requirements for parts and assemblies. Proper application of GD&T will ensure that the allowable part and assembly geometry defined on engineering drawings leads to parts that have the desired form, fit, and function as intended. GD&T is a symbolic language used on engineering drawings and computer generated three-dimensional solid models for explicitly describing the geometry and its allowable variation. In this course, symbols are covered in detail, from the perspectives of design, manufacturing, and inspection with functional gages.

Participants will relate the learning to example client drawings.

Course Topics:

• Engineering Drawings and Tolerancing Datum (Axis and Centerplane), Orientation Controls
• Modifiers and Symbols Tolerance of position (Top) Controls
• Form Controls Concentricity, Symmetry, and Runout
• The Datum System (Planar) Profile Controls

Who should attend:  Anyone responsible for using client drawings for quoting, interpreting, or assembling and manufacturing product from customer/engineering drawings.

Date: Begins Monday, Oct. 6, 2014 through Friday, Oct. 10, 2014

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Location:   1000 W. McNab Road, Suite 212,  Pompano Beach, FL 33069

Cost: SFMA member company: $995 per person; 4 or more attendees $895 per person

Non-member company: $1095 per person;  4 or more attendees $995 per person

Register Now:  Space is limited for this incredible learning experience!

Contact Phil Centonze, 954-684-2642, SFMATraining@pos-impact.com  for more information. 

Benefits of Workforce Knowledge and Skills in GD&T:  

• Facilitates a common understanding of  Dimensioning and Tolerancing specifications and the limits they create
• Provides a means to interpret a clear description of the size and form limits of individual part and assembly features
• Simplifies the understanding of how much variation is allowed between features
• Eliminates the ambiguity that using the traditional methods introduces and the associated problems, confusion, scrap, rework and loss of profits that result

Contact Phil Centonze, 954-684-2642, SFMATraining@pos-impact.com  for more information. 

Register Now!