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 | Join us for this informative 2-part webinar series. The purpose of this series is to give participants the skills and knowledge to interpret all aspects of a mechanical drawing. Some people have the innate ability to visualize objects in three-dimensional space from a two-dimensional drawing. But anyone can accomplish this if some basic rules are in place and honed with practice. The series will begin with a discussion of the categories of drawings, and the meaning of each line type. Then the major focus of the first session will be on interpreting and visualizing orthographic projection. The second session will cover the auxiliary information on a print such as the title block and notes. Also covered are how to interpret dimensions, tolerances, machine surface callouts, screw threads, and other special symbols. Multiple examples will be provided to show specific applications. Each session includes practice exercises.
 Speaker: John-Paul Belanger
John-Paul Belanger is certified by the ASME as a Senior GD&T Professional. He has conducted numerous GD&T and Tolerance Stacks classes for a variety of manufacturing clients throughout North America and Europe. For four years Mr. Belanger was the primary GD&T instructor for a major automotive OEM. He has also done extensive consulting with clients in the proper application of geometric tolerancing. He holds a degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Michigan specializing in aircraft design and safety.
Who Should Attend:
- Product and manufacturing engineers needing a review
- Manufacturing and inspection personnel
- Purchasing professionals
- Cost estimators
- Administrative personnel
Part 1: Introduction and Orthographic Projection
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
2pm Eastern
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Part 2: Auxiliary Print Information
Thursday, May 24, 2012
2pm Eastern
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Each session includes an approximately 70-minute presentation and a brief Q&A session at the end. Unlimited participants are allowed at each login site. All registrants receive 180 days of free access to the recording of the live session.
| Formats Available: Webinar + Archive
| Original Training Session Date: May 22, 2012
| Approved Credit: SME: 3.00 hours Recertification Credit
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John L, Daly, MBA, CPA, CMA, CPIM, is a Chelsea, Michigan-based management consultant specializing in costing, pricing strategy and pricing model development. He has been Chief Financial Officer for several Tier 1 automotive parts suppliers and COO for a window treatments manufacturer. He has been involved in manufacturing product pricing since 1983. John and his Executive Education, Inc. colleagues present pricing, costing and financial management seminars through 40 associations in 3 countries. He is the author of Pricing for Profitability, published by Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Who Should Attend:
- Engineers
- Estimators
- Accountants
- Buyers
- Operations management and sales personnel involved with the quoting process
Part 1: Pricing for Profitability
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
11am Eastern
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Part 2: How Good is Your Cost Model?
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
2pm Eastern
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Part 3: Quoting Models: Features, Construction and Use
Thursday, June 7, 2012
2pm Eastern
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Each session includes an approximately 70-minute presentation and a brief Q&A session at the end. Unlimited participants are allowed at each login site. All registrants receive 180 days of free access to the recording of the live session.
| Formats Available: Webinar + Archive
| Original Training Session Date: June 05, 2012
| Approved Credit: SME: 4.50 hours Recertification Credit
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| The use of advanced composite materials is booming across many different industries, ranging from aerospace, wind energy, transportation, automobiles, marine, and sporting goods applications. Composite materials have replaced traditional metals as the material of choice in many high performance structures. This three part webinar series explores today's composite industry with a keen eye on the materials, manufacturing processes, and tooling for composites.
Upon completion of this series the attendee will have a fundamental understanding of why composite materials are used in today's structures, how these materials are processed, and the tooling requirements necessary to facilitate manufacturing.
 Speaker: Lou Dorworth
Louis Dorworth has worked in the advanced composites industry since 1978. His background includes many years of education and experience in composite materials research & development, manufacturing engineering, material & process engineering, and tool design and fabrication. His aerospace composite background includes work on such programs as the Lear Fan 2100, Beechcraft Starship 1, B-2 bomber, C-17 transport, MD-11, and others. Lou has been involved with non-aerospace programs ranging from wind blades to snowboards to marine vessels to submersibles. Lou is a member of the SAMPE and the SME. Lou is a co-author of "Essentials of Advanced Composite Fabrication & Repair", a new textbook published by Aviation Supplies & Academics, Inc. (ASA).
Who Should Attend:
- Tool designers/engineers
- Manufacturing engineers
- Tool fabricators/technicians
- Quality assurance engineers/technicians
Part 1: Fiber Reinforced Polymer Materials
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
2pm Eastern Register for Only this event!
Part 2: Manufacturing Processes
Thursday, June 28, 2012
11am Eastern Register for Only this event!
Part 3: Tooling
Thursday, June 28, 2012
2pm Eastern Register for Only this event!
Each session includes an approximately 70-minute presentation and a brief Q&A session at the end. Unlimited participants are allowed at each login site. All registrants receive 180 days of free access to the recording of the live session.
| Formats Available: Webinar + Archive
| Original Training Session Date: June 26, 2012
| Approved Credit: SME: 4.50 hours Recertification Credit
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Design for Manufacturability (October, public training with virtual component)
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