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Accurate blueprint reading and interpretation is an essential skill for anyone who knows the importance of keeping project Owners, Contractors and Subcontractors in harmony, and on time and on budget. This course contains the foundations to let the learner accomplish that coherence in a friendly small class size setting.
While there is an emphasis on mechanical, this is also an excellent course for electrical and other non-mechanical professionals who must work in harmony with other disciplines. Additionally, managers and supervisors from other backgrounds than mechanical will gain valuable insights into what their worker's needs are.
New engineers, boilermakers, welders, pipefitters, mechanics, millwrights, and many other professionals will directly benefit from this practical oriented program. Understanding specs and plans are essential to estimating, job planning, and working together on projects.
Emphasis is placed on drawing and reading mechanical blueprints and sketches for the purpose of laying out and assembling mechanical equipment.
Unfortunately, this course does not currently have any upcoming dates.
Yet, if you're interested in it, please chat with our sales team
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Kailan Parsons, Hovey IndustryThe instructor was well educated over the subject, patient, and polite. He went over a large aspect of blueprint reading & understanding in a mechanist viewpoint.
Course topics
1. INTRODUCTION
Objective: To know how the course will develop and the purpose it serves
2. OVERVIEW OF BLUEPRINT READING
Objective: To become familiar with the background of blueprint reading
3. LAYOUT DRAWINGS
Objective: To study and interpret these types of drawings
View all topics1. INTRODUCTION
Objective: To know how the course will develop and the purpose it serves
- Course Map
- Course Materials
- Course Objective
2. OVERVIEW OF BLUEPRINT READING
Objective: To become familiar with the background of blueprint reading
- Civil Drawings
- Mechanical
- General
3. LAYOUT DRAWINGS
Objective: To study and interpret these types of drawings
- Dimensions
- Symbols
- Sections
- Conventional
- Isometrics
4. ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS
Objective: To study and interpret these types of drawings
- Title Blocks
- Material Lists
- Exploded Views
- Symbols
- Sections
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Wayne Jeffrey
Years of Experience43Wayne joined Canada Training Group with over 40 years of knowledge and experience in the Electrical and Instrumentation industry. As a Master Electrician and Journeyman Instrument Mechanic, Wayne offers a unique perspective to training that provides solid theory with practical applications gained through years of work in the industry. Wayne’s oilfield and agriculture experience encompasses maintenance...
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Rick Burroughs, Blue Ridge LumberI found Wayne to be very informative and the course to be fulfilling.
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Jonathon Martel, Total PowerWayne was a great instructor, he was clear in his description of scenarios and answered questions thoroughly.
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Craig Cowie, Alberta Newprint CompanyWayne was very knowledgeable and helpful in explaining the course material.
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Dave Cox
Years of Experience45Dave began his career in commercial high rises in Calgary. He then spent time working industrial oilfield maintenance electrical in Alberta followed by General Motors in Oshawa Ontario, Koch fertilizer and Husky Oil in Manitoba, Baffin Island at an iron ore mine and commissioning in the Alberta oildsands sector.Dave is also an avid whitewater rafting professional, and has served as a guide in Ontario...
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Scott Hay, International PaperThe instructor was willing to help out and point you in the right direction if you had any problems. I highly recommend this course.
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Carson Jeffrey, Alberta Health ServicesDave was able to answer any of my questions and did not rush any parts of the course, which gave me the time I needed to understand and complete each exercise.
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James Collins, SyncrudeDave was very knowledgeable in all aspects of the course. He explained every assignment clearly so no one was confused.
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Richard Stickel
Years of Experience36Richard Stickel worked at the Canfor Taylor Pulp Mill for 33 years. He has worked in operations, electrical and industrial instrumentation maintenance, construction in the oil and gas field and airport electrical construction. He holds dual journeyman certification as an electrician as well as an instrument mechanic. He is a 4th class power engineer.As a technician Richard was involved with construction...
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Bryce Allin, West FraserRichard was very informative, willing to answer questions and find any answers he didn't know.
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Aaron Belanger, SyncrudeRichard was very knowledgeable of the subject and provided personal experiences to back it up.
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Daniel Torgerson, EnbridgeRichard provided examples and previous experience. He answered all questions and went through the course content very well.
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The instructor was well educated over the subject, patient, and polite. He went over a large aspect of blueprint reading & understanding in a mechanist viewpoint.
Kailan Parsons, Hovey Industry
| Day 1 | |
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| Start time, Introductions | 08:00 - 10:00 am |
| Morning Break | 10:00 - 10:15 am |
| Class Time | 10:15 - 12:00 pm |
| Lunch Time | 12:00 - 01:00 pm |
| Class Time, Afternoon Break | 01:00 - 03:00 pm |
| Class time, End Time | 03:15 - 04:30 pm |
