Dominic Asprinio, Quality Technician, Tri-Mack Plastics
A proper understanding of GD&T principles is necessary for me to do my job at a proficient level, and while it was briefly touched upon in my prior education this class provided a far more thorough explanation of GD&T. Having the knowledge from this course I feel far more equipped to both handle and understand tasks that come my way in the workplace.Kevin Chudy, Engineering Manager
It’s been a great class! We have only used basic GT&T because we didn’t think our local mfg part suppliers would understand the “hieroglyphics”. Now after seeing that two of our suppliers attended the class, I believe Ryan and I can dismiss that myth and change our culture in 2020.Andrea Unger, Instructor, Mechanical Engineering Technology New England Institute of Technology
"This class has not only been helpful in better understanding of GD&T concepts but also very helpful in understanding them from a completely new perspective! I will be teaching students from a much better standpoint in the future, thanks to you!! "Justin Malloy, Mechanical inspector
"Thanks again for this class. Your real life experience reflects greatly in your teaching and really helps me look at drawings in the DRF rather than just size and location. Your models, examples and the Paper Gage method is stellar!"Steve Offiler, Vice President of Engineering Central Tools, Inc.
"Proficiency in GDT concepts is necessary in the modern manufacturing environment, enhancing communication between specifiers and producers, increasing quality, and reducing cost. Gene brings a lifetime of practical knowledge and experience to the class offered by RIMA."
Arch Graduation Picture Fall 2019