Blueprint Reading
Build a stronger understanding of the blueprints and technical drawings used throughout industry. Whether you work in the field, on the production floor, or in an office environment, having the ability to interpret basic blueprint information can help improve communication and understanding across a variety of job responsibilities.
This seminar introduces participants to fundamental print-reading concepts and provides practical instruction in recognizing common lines, views, projections, and welding symbols found on industrial blueprints.
Learning Outcomes
- Apply basic principles used to read and interpret industrial blueprints.
- Recognize common line types and understand how they are used on a print.
- Interpret orthographic projections and other common blueprint views.
- Recognize common welding symbols used on industrial drawings.
- Use basic blueprint information to better understand parts, components, and work requirements.
Requirements
*There are no prerequisites for this seminar.
Registration Information
Register online using your company’s billing information, or register by phone with a credit card at 920.693.1366.
For questions or additional information, contact Workforce Solutions at 920.693.1675 or email workforce.solutions@lakeshore.edu.
