Blueprints are the primary means of communicating the requirements of a product to all those involved in manufacturing or building the product. Understanding how to read and interpret a blueprint is a universal skill that is used in almost every industry and is critical for manufacturers in the food and beverage industry.
Courses in this Learning Path include:
ENGINEERING DRAWINGS SKILLS COURSES | ESTIMATED TIME |
BLUEPRINT READING FUNDAMENTALS | |
DWG-1001 Introduction to Blueprints | 1.7 |
DWG-1002 Engineering Drawing Terminology | 1.5 |
DWG-1003 Engineering Drawing Views | 1.6 |
DWG-1004 Engineering Drawing Lines | 1.3 |
DWG-1005 Dimensions and Tolerances | 2.1 |
ADVANCED BLUEPRINT READING | |
DWG-2001 Geometric Dimensions and Tolerances | 1.4 |
DWG-2002 Assemblies and Fits | 1.0 |
DWG-2003 Threads and Fasteners | 1.3 |
TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS, BLUEPRINT READING | 12.0 |