NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOARD MEETING

Auburn Vocational School District Board of Education – 

In accordance with R.C. 121.22, R.C. 3313.16, and applicable laws; the Board President of the Auburn Vocational School District Board of Education (“Board”) hereby serves the written notice that a special meeting is called. 

Upcoming board meeting dates: April 29, April 30, May 6

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Basic Blueprint and Dimensional Metrology

Blueprint reading, Handheld PMI, and Computer-assisted measurement class
The course consists of 3 modules.

1st Module:  Basic Blueprint reading prepares and introduces the student to basic components and layout that make up a blueprint. Students will recognize and demonstrate different views, lines, tolerancing, radius, depth, chamfers, etc. The student will build on this knowledge and create a drawing from start to finish.  At the end of the class, the student will know how to properly read and understand the different sections and proper placements to make and draw a blueprint.

2nd Module: The Handheld Precision Measurement Module consists of how to practice proper Precision, Accuracy & Resolution. Perform appropriate calibration and properly handle, read, and care for a Starrett Precision Handheld Measurement Tool, which is supplied in a Snap-On tool Box. Building off the knowledge from the 1st module, the student will have a machined part to check if it matches the blueprint. The student will learn how to identify and properly operate the correct Handheld Starrett Precision Measurement tools (Caliper, Micrometer, Ruler, etc.) to check the part acceptability or rejectability. Students will have the ability to take an NC3 certification at the end of the class to earn a certificate.

3rd Module: Basic CMM Optical 2D and 3D touch probe 3D scanning computer-assisted GDT measurements: Our CMM Program offers stationary and moveable arm technology for non-contact optical 2D and 3D measurement. Manufacturers that use this method, in many cases, speed up the repeatability checking of machined parts compared to the slower handheld method. The student will achieve basic knowledge on operating the Optical comparator by learning the software portion and how to retrieve and load the correct file for the part to be checked using the Optical 3D measuring device. The student will learn basic hands-on training to ensure proper repeatability placement of a machined part to be checked by using a jig or other means to hold the part to be compared.  

Unlock your future with potential scholarship money! Visit https://aceweb.auburncc.org/CourseStatus.awp?&course=26ITP300P to apply and take the next step toward your academic goals today!  

For more information, contact Kelly Bean at 440-357-7542 ext. 8236 or [email protected].

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