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Study Guide for Certification of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Professionals: Based on the ASME Y14.5.2-2000 and ASME Y14.5M-1994 StandardsAvailable to Purchase
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Robert H. Nickolaisen
Robert H. Nickolaisen
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ISBN-10:
0791801888
No. of Pages:
184
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2002

Professional certification is a formal recognition by a certifying body that an individual has demonstrated a defined level of competency within a specified body of knowledge. Generally, certification programs are administered by a professional society that represents a particular technical discipline. Therefore, it is a recognition by one's peers; not a professional registration or licensure.

Certification in any technical field is an indication that the individual has been formally recognized as having an understanding of a specified body of knowledge. It also demonstrates that they have prepared themselves professionally to meet certain certification criteria through work experience and the ability to pass a prescribed written examination. The specific requirements for certification as a Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance Professional through the American Society of Mechanical Engineers are defined in the ASME 14.5.2-2000 Standard and repeated in this study guide. This information can also be obtained from ASME International as part of the application procedure or from its Internet Website at: www.asme.org/cns/departments/AccredCertif/GDTP.htm

1.1 Purpose of Professional Certification
1.2 History of the ASME GDTP Certification Program
1.3 Professional Competencies
1.3.1 Technologist Level
1.3.2 Senior Level
1.4 Qualifications
1.5 Certification Process
1.5.1 Application Procedure
1.5.2 Test Location and Dates
1.5.3 Certification
1.5.4 Examination Results
1.5.5 Recertification
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