PostalCAD Plant Layout |
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The goal of this course is to provide students with tools to design and lay out a Postal facility. The program addresses the specific needs of Postal employees designing and documenting mail-processing plants with the tools available in Autodesk Map 3D 2009 and PostalCAD 2009. The instructor provides real world working examples and methods to professionally design or document a plant layout. Students then explore the material and investigate the new techniques as a group, or at their own pace. This hands-on course will take students through the process of basic plant layout and design by mastering the following application areas. |
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Five day course featuring: |
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Installing and Launching PostalCAD 2009
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Exploring PostalCAD utility offerings for annotations, blocks, viewing, editing, layering, system and file settings, and annotation objects
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Drawing scaling and setup (information bars, north arrows, and bar scale)
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Architectural features (column grid, walls, doors, and windows)
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Platform and dock layout
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Space Management and reporting
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AS-504 ® overview
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Furniture and equipment placement
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Conveyor design
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Editing and updating existing drawings
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Printing and plotting facility layouts
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Computer and electrical wiring diagrams
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Drawing postal equipment
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Maximum enrollment: 9 students
Course Number: (53201-38)
Course Prerequisite(s): Introduction to PostalCAD
(53201-39 ) or AutoCAD Fundamentals (53201-23))
This course is a required prerequisite for:
PostalCAD Standardization or PostalCAD Advanced Features |
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