GD&T training

[JHG1981]

Who do you guys recommend for onsite GD&T training?

 

[KENAT]

Define what you mean by onsite training as that may affect answers.

Several members of this forum are trainers so if you can join the dots you may be able to get some idea yourself based on their posts.

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[JHG1981]

Good point, thanks Kenat.

IT IS SIMPLY BEING TALKED ABOUT having someone come in and do a training class. We design and manufacture hose and hose assemblies and we typically haven’t seen a lot of GD&T. I know symbols but not a lot about application

Who would you guys recommend do training in a hose application

 

[drawoh]

JHG1981,

Where are you located? This will affect who is available.

--
JHG

 

[JHG1981]

We are located in West Tennessee

 

[randy64]

Define on-site. You can purchase a set of DVD's, run them in your conference room and you are doing on-site training. If you are talking about having a person come spend time at your location, I would say that's much more expensive.

 

[JHG1981]

I was thinking of having someone come on site but I’m open

 

[swertel]

I used Advanced Dimensional Management, LLC in the past. The owner is a member of the ASME Y14.5 sub-committee and has many supplemental books to compliment the standard. We were able to customize a training plan that was effective and fit within our schedule.

--Scott
www.wertel.pro

 

[KENAT]

Swertel has hit on a good point with his customization point. Using someone willing/able to tailor there material to your needs will be beneficial.

Also, I have to say I'm not a huge fan of the 'solid week of training' type approach. If practical I think a more spread out course with time to practice & implement in between will be more effective.

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