Introduction To Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing

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Start Date: September 17, 2025

End Date: September 17, 2025

Start Time: 09:00 am

End Time: 04:00 pm

Location: 783 Route 3A, Unit A #6, Bow, 03304, NH

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS

CORE Manufacturing Skills Training – The course is based on ASME Y14.5, Y14.5.a and Y14.43 standards.

Audience
Participants with basic math skills and some understanding of basic blueprint reading. The participant will come away understanding the basic philosophy and reasons for using GD&T and have a basic understanding of how GD&T controls work.

This class is not appropriate for highly experienced quality technicians and design engineers, but could serve as an overview for newer inspectors, engineers and designers who have not had formal instruction in GD&T.

Participants who complete the course and demonstrate basic understanding will receive a Certificate of Successful Completion- Introduction to GD&T. These students will also meet pre-requisites for a future class in “Intermediate GD&T”.

Program Content
Instruction will focus on the basic use of Datums, Position Control and Profile Tolerancing, which are the most used Dimensional Controls. The other controls will be briefly discussed. Future intermediate and advanced classes will go into more depth on all types of controls used in GD&T.

Students will learn about geometric dimensioning and tolerancing by being taught an overview of geometric tolerances and their applications. Some topics include:

  • Advantages of GD&T
  • ANSI Y14.5-2009 Standard
  • Tools for measuring dimensions
  • Symbols and Terms for GD&T
  • Four Rules of GD&T
  • Feature control frame
  • Reference frame
  • Datum
  • Order of precedence
  • Material Conditions
  • Straightness
  • Flatness
  • Circularity
  • Cylindricity
  • Parallelism
  • Perpendicularity
  • Angularity
  • Position tolerances

For more information, contact Jill Howes at jill@nhmanufacturingalliance.com or (603) 548-9447.

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Phone: 603-226-3200

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