Construction Recording - Basics of Technical Drawing

• Certificate of course completion in two languages ​​– Polish and English
• Training materials
• Writing materials, e.g. notebook, pen (for on-site training)
• Comprehensive assistance from individually assigned course supervisors
• Student Cards entitling you to discounts at selected partner venues in Gliwice (for stationary training)

Our experience and quality of the training conducted we support selected references received from our clients, after the training sessions conducted in the field of MECHANICS AND MACHINE CONSTRUCTION.

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Technical drawing training is conducted by highly qualified faculty from technical universities (including the Silesian University of Technology). Trainers possess extensive technical knowledge and extensive experience in conducting training and teaching in the field of design notation and engineering graphics. Furthermore, they are practitioners with documented professional experience, completed equipment and machinery implementations, and are experts in national industry journals. During training, they present topics related to design notation based on applicable standards.

Our trainers are open to suggestions from our students. During training, we often explore topics that deviate from the standard curriculum, covering specific aspects of our students' work.

The completed courses also lead to cooperation between EMT-Systems Sp. z o. o. and representatives of industrial plants in the areas of design, modernization, commissioning of machinery and equipment, and the provision of complete design documentation.

The original training materials were developed based on applicable standards and thematic literature covering aspects of the training. The primary literature upon which the printed and multimedia training materials were based includes the following publications:

• Folęga P., Wojnar G., Czech P.: Principles of notation of machine design. Silesian University of Technology Publishing House, Gliwice, 2014
• Skupnik D., Markiewicz R.: Technical machine drawing and computer-aided design notation. Science and Technology Publishing House, Warsaw, 2013
• Lewandowski T.: Technical drawing for mechanics, WSiP, Warsaw 1999
• Dobrzański T.: Technical machine drawing. WNT, Warsaw 2007
• Rydzanicz I.: Technical drawing as a construction record. Tasks, WNT, Warsaw 2004
• Rydzanicz I.: Construction Record. Basics. Publishing House of the Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Wrocław 2000
• Dietrych M., Korewa W., Zygmunt K.: Basics of Machine Design (Volumes I-II-III), WNT, Warsaw 1998

• PE-EN ISO 10209:2012: Technical documentation of the product - Terminology - Terms relating to the technical drawing, product designation and related documentation
• PN-EN ISO 128 group of standards: Technical drawing
• PN-EN ISO 6413:2001: Engineering drawings - Representation of splines and serrations
• PN-EN ISO 7083:1998: Engineering drawing - Geometric tolerance symbols - Proportions and dimensions
• PN-ISO 1340:1996: Engineering drawings - Spur gears - Information to be provided to the manufacturer
• PN-ISO 1341:1996: Engineering drawings - Straight-tooth bevel gears - Information to be supplied to the manufacturer
• PN-M-01147:1989: Technical machine drawing - Designation of heat treatment
• PN-M-01149:1993: Technical machine drawing - Dimensioning and tolerancing of cones
• PN-EN ISO 8015:2012: Geometrical product specifications (GPS) - Fundamentals - Concepts, principles and rules

The training is intended for design engineers, technologists, machine and machine tool operators, maintenance service employees, and anyone interested in acquiring knowledge in the field of technical drawing.

The optimal personnel composition is a team working within a single unit (including a manager, technical staff, and engineers). This training composition allows us to identify employee limitations and knowledge gaps and assess any potential discrepancies in expectations between management and lower-level employees.

The training program and the nature of the presented materials can be tailored to individual student requirements. Short tasks have been developed to test student skills, tailored to the course's time constraints. Skills can be tested in a graphics environment—an option designed for design engineers and staff working daily in CAD environments—or through sketching—an option designed for production workers, facilitating the quick recording of designs based on freehand sketches.

• Ability to fully record the design of real parts and use applicable standards and norms
• Understanding of technical machine drawings to a degree that allows for the identification of activities necessary for the manufacture, assembly and disassembly of machine components
• Identification of parts and dependencies that determine the correct assembly of the structure
• Ability to read detailed and assembly drawings and the relationships between components
• Management of construction documentation in accordance with applicable standards
• Avoiding errors related to the analysis of execution drawings in standards other than the European method E

• Unlimited access to the Cechownia Cafe coffee bar, serving tea and high-quality, freshly ground coffee. The bar is equipped with:
  • NECTO Karisma – a professional espresso machine made in Italy.
  • THERMOPLAN BW 4 – a professional Swiss-made espresso machine.
  These machines are used in the best coffee shops. We serve unique coffees to suit your tastes – cappuccino, espresso, Americano, caffe latte, and Turkish coffee. Participants can also enjoy unlimited sparkling and still water, juices, and sweets.

• Two-course dinner – a combination of traditional, home-cooked flavors with meals served in restaurants.