Engineer Essentials

Engineer Essentials With the Engineer Essentials Program you will learn the mechanical engineering skillset that companies are desperate for.

You have spent quite a bit of time and money to get an engineering education from a great school thinking you have set yourself up for that ideal engineering job. However, when you go to look for that perfect career opportunity, you quickly realize that you are missing quite a few qualifications that that companies are looking for. With the Engineer Essentials Course you will learn how to develop

a strong engineering skillset that companies are looking for. Say goodbye to feeling unqualified and unprepared for professional engineering work. We will teach you real, resume-ready skills that will make employers take notice – even if you have not worked a day as an engineer.

Upgrade your GD&T skills this August in Greenville, SC.Through our partnership with SCMEP, you can complete GD&T Fundame...
06/22/2026

Upgrade your GD&T skills this August in Greenville, SC.

Through our partnership with SCMEP, you can complete GD&T Fundamentals and Advanced GD&T in person, in a total of 4 days!

📍 Greenville, SC
📅 GD&T Fundamentals: August 24-25
📅 Advanced GD&T: August 26-27
🕗 8:30am–4:30pm | Two full-day sessions each
⌛ Registration ends August 20th
💰 Multi-course discount: Register for both courses and receive $100 off. To receive the discount, please contact us directly to register.

Build a strong GD&T foundation with live instruction and real-world drawing examples, then continue your learning path with our virtual GD&T Design or GD&T Inspection courses.
🔗 Register here:
GD&T Fundamentals: https://hubs.la/Q04jH6MT0
Advanced GD&T: https://hubs.la/Q04jGQJ50

06/19/2026

A machinist who just spent a week making a part. An inspector whose job is to tell him if it's good enough.
Nobody asked for this relationship. Here they are anyway.

What happens when Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality learn GD&T together?✔ Fewer print revisions✔ Less rework✔ Bett...
06/17/2026

What happens when Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality learn GD&T together?

✔ Fewer print revisions
✔ Less rework
✔ Better cross-functional alignment

Separate training may be easier to schedule, but mixed-department training often delivers stronger business results.

Read more: https://hubs.la/Q04jGczf0

Concentricity would just like to know what runout has that it doesn't. Besides being measurable... and practical...and s...
06/15/2026

Concentricity would just like to know what runout has that it doesn't. Besides being measurable... and practical...and still in the standard.

Most GD&T questions have an answer. It's called ASME Y14.5. You're welcome.
06/12/2026

Most GD&T questions have an answer.
It's called ASME Y14.5.
You're welcome.

In GD&T, the placement of a flatness callout matters just as much as the symbol itself.In this video, Brandon explains t...
06/10/2026

In GD&T, the placement of a flatness callout matters just as much as the symbol itself.

In this video, Brandon explains the difference between flatness applied to a surface and flatness applied to a feature of size (FOS), including:
• How each is shown on a drawing
• What each one controls
• How they’re inspected

If flatness callouts have ever seemed confusing, this breakdown makes the differences much easier to understand.
https://hubs.la/Q04hvXFm0

If you've ever just thrown it in the title block without thinking about it... Profile of a Surface noticed.
06/08/2026

If you've ever just thrown it in the title block without thinking about it... Profile of a Surface noticed.

Engineering and manufacturing walking into the same design review. Engineering: "The tolerances are achievable."Manufact...
06/05/2026

Engineering and manufacturing walking into the same design review.
Engineering: "The tolerances are achievable."
Manufacturing: "On what machine?"
Real question: whose job is it to know what's actually achievable before the drawing gets released?
Drop your take below.

Ever wondered why tool handles, barbells, and press-fit parts have that textured pattern on them?It’s called knurling — ...
06/03/2026

Ever wondered why tool handles, barbells, and press-fit parts have that textured pattern on them?
It’s called knurling — and it’s more than just decoration.
In this video, we break down:
• What knurling is
• Common knurl patterns and applications
• How knurling is called out on engineering drawings
https://hubs.la/Q04hlR9r0

If you're not taking advantage of what MMC is offering, you're leaving good parts on the floor.
06/01/2026

If you're not taking advantage of what MMC is offering, you're leaving good parts on the floor.

Address

Greenville, SC

Telephone

+18004950991

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Engineer Essentials posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category