Engineering Drawing And Design

Refrigeration And Air Conditioning · Level 6  ·  5 Chapters

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What Engineering Drawing And Design covers

In this unit, you will be able to confidently prepare and use all the necessary drawing tools and materials while following safety and environmental guidelines. You will master the skills to create precise geometric shapes, angles, and patterns, interpret complex engineering drawings, and produce clear orthographic projections. By the end, you’ll be equipped to bring technical ideas to life on paper, laying a strong foundation for your success in the engineering trade.

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Careers after Engineering Drawing And Design

Engineering Drawing and Design is a foundational skill that opens doors to numerous practical and rewarding careers across Kenya’s vibrant industries. Mastering this unit equips you to communicate ideas clearly and create precise plans that bring projects to life—from small-scale jua kali workshops to large infrastructure developments.

  • In the construction sector, whether working on county government road projects or private building sites, your ability to interpret and create accurate drawings ensures structures are built safely and efficiently.
  • In Kenya’s growing manufacturing and engineering firms, such as those in the Nairobi Industrial Area or Athi River, your skills support the design and fabrication of machinery and components.
  • The jua kali industry relies heavily on skilled artisans who can draft and interpret designs for metalworks, carpentry, and repairs, empowering you to start your own workshop or improve existing ones.
  • In the energy sector, companies like KenGen use engineering drawings to plan and maintain power plants and electrical grids, offering roles in design, maintenance, and project management.
  • The matatu industry benefits from skilled technicians who understand vehicle design and modifications, improving safety and performance.
  • In agribusiness, precise designs help in creating irrigation systems, storage facilities, and farm machinery, boosting productivity and innovation.
  • By mastering the use of drawing tools and safety procedures, you position yourself as a reliable professional, whether employed or running your own enterprise, ensuring quality and compliance with Kenyan occupational and environmental standards.

Your proficiency in Engineering Drawing and Design is not just about lines on paper—it’s about shaping Kenya’s future infrastructure, technology, and industry. Embrace these skills, and you’ll build a career that is both creative and impactful, with endless opportunities to grow and succeed.

Chapters

What Engineering Drawing And Design covers: 29 main topics in 5 chapters

1. Use and maintain drawing equipment and materials

  1. 1.1 Drawing equipment Written tests
  2. 1.2 Drawing materials
  3. 1.3 Use and maintenance of drawing equipment 2 Produce plane geometry drawings

2. Produce plane geometry drawings

  1. 2.1 Types of lines in drawings Written Tests
  2. 2.2 Construction of angles
  3. 2.3 Bisection of angles
  4. 2.4 Measurement of angles
  5. 2.5 Construction of plane geometric forms
  6. 2.6 Construction of scales
  7. 2.7 Construction of plane geometric forms
  8. 2.8 Construction of scales
  9. 2.9 Construction of plane geometric forms
  10. 2.10 Construction of scales

3. Produce solid geometry drawings

  1. 3.1 Sketches and drawings of Written Tests patterns
  2. 3.2 solids drawings
  3. 3.3 Different abbreviations
  4. 3.4 Auxiliary views and true shapes of truncated solids

4. Produce orthographic and pictorial drawings

  1. 4.1 Orthographic drawings Written Tests
  2. 4.2 Dimensioning Conversion of pictorial views into orthographic projections
  3. 4.3 Sectional views
  4. 4.4 Free hand sketches
  5. 4.5 Isometric drawings
  6. 4.6 Oblique drawings
  7. 4.7 Freehand sketching of different types of geometric forms, tools, equipment, diagrams
  8. 4.8 Interpreting mechanical drawings of systems
  9. 4.9 Creating mechanical drawings of simple elements and systems Communicating a design and its analysis 5 Produce electrical drawings

5. Produce electrical drawings

  1. 5.1 Electrical symbols and abbreviations
  2. 5.2 Meaning of electrical drawings symbols
  3. 5.3 Drawing of electrical diagrams e.g. block, schematic, circuit, line and wiring S/No. Quantity Recommended Ratio (Item: Trainee) A

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