GD&T Consulting Services
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Dr. Greg Hetland of IIGDT provides
proven solutions for your GD&T implementation throughout
your manufacturing and design organizations.
IIGDT Consulting Services reviews
your current in-house implementation of GD&T to identify
areas of potential improvement. Then provides detailed
project specific GD&T training focused on your products.
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Who Benefits from GD&T? |
Design Engineers must not only be knowledgeable of the fundamental principles of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, but must also be proficient in advanced applications and analysis.
Manufacturing Engineers also need
the fundamental knowledge to clearly understand what the
designer is trying to say by the engineering drawing. To
be efficient, they also must have a high level of
competency in applications and analysis to establish
process controls that will ensure conformance to
engineering requirements, but do it at the least amount
of cost.
Metrology Engineers,
like the manufacturing engineers, need the same broad
base of knowledge, except in this case, the metrology
engineers need to have a clear understanding of how to
approach the dimensional metrology aspects. |
Focuses on you... |
Public Seminars provide a well
balanced overview designed to lay the foundation of
implementing GD&T. IIGDT Consulting Services builds on
that foundation by designing custom courses based on
your production. While attending these courses, your
employees will received detailed instruction and
demonstrations using your drawings, CAD Models and
production. |
Project Specific... |
Even the most seasoned engineer often
discovers implementing GD&T can be a challenge. New
projects often bring new challenges into your
organization. These challenges can bog down the
manufacturing process and lead to erroneous solutions.
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Dr. Hetland has worked in virtually
every manufacturing environment throughout the world.
This experience brings to your manufacturing department
knowledge on spotting areas for improvement in
interpreting and applying GD&T. |
Designing your course... |
Unlike public GD&T Seminars, our
Consulting Services are designed for you, on your needs.
A typical course involves investigation of your current
process and drawings. From this, a 5-day course is
designed based on 4 days based on our Precision GD&T:
Introduction and Advanced courses. The final day is a
review process on optimizing your drawings. In the end,
your engineers will have a sound knowledge on the
application of GDT in your system. |
Advanced Consulting Services... |
Proper implementation of GD&T starts at
the design phase. The GD&T specifications found on many drawings are often ambiguous and confusing. Dr. Hetland will work with your design
team to improve on how the design and intent of the
requirements can be better communicated to your
manufacturing and metrology teams. |
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What our Customers are saying... |
The success of IIGDT is built on Dr. Greg Hetland's 30+
years of proven experience. Dr. Greg Hetland has
developed a unified approach to bridge the gap between
Design, Manufacturing and Metrology. The bottom-line
goal is to build upon the concept of proper Design and
Intent to improve your cost of business through greater
efficiency in engineering, manufacturing, and improved
quality.
And our customers agree.
Click here
to read some of the Testimonials form companies around
the world. |
Next Step... |
Dr. Hetland wishes to invite you to contact us regarding
Consulting Services or any service IIGDT provides.
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GD&T Chart: |
Bring some of the classroom into your inspection room. The GD&T Chart provides guidance and examples to view everyday,
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Announcements: |
Upcoming Seminars:
Take advantage of our GD&T 2010 Seminars throughout
the USA. Local seminars are scheduled in:
Plymouth, MN St. Paul, MN Salt Lake City, UT
Chicago, IL Santa Clara, CA
with more
locations to follow...
To see our complete listing please visit the Seminar Schedule
page, click here:
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Read about Dr.
Hetland's contribution to immnet.com and titles "Basic Elements: Zero tolerance: A new way of looking at precision",
click here. |
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