An entry-level engineer is given the job of creating a detailed assembly drawing of a trailer-mounted pump and motor assembly. The engineer models major components such as the diesel motor, the pump, and trailer frame as well as all the small parts such as wheels, tires, nuts, bolts, and lights. When the job is complete (after 10 solid weeks of work) and all the drawing elements are correct, the
work is presented to the supervisor. What reaction would be expected from engineering management? Was this an efficient use of resources? Do you have suggestions that would streamline the process?
What will be an ideal response?
Using or importing "Standard Hardware" files available from the hardware manufacturers could have been used.
Wheels, tires, nuts, bolts, and lights CAD file parts will be available and do not need re-drawing.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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