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ISO-GPS / ISO -8015

ISO-GPS / ISO 8015 Seminar

The seminar is offered exclusively in German.
The seminar ‘ISO-GPS / ISO 8015 in Production’ covers the fundamentals and practical application of Geometric Product Specification (GPS) and the ISO 8015 standard in an industrial context. The focus is on how companies can use unambiguous technical specifications to avoid misunderstandings, improve quality and enhance collaboration between design, manufacturing and quality assurance.
Participants will learn about the significance of modern GPS standards for digital product definition, manufacturing and metrology. The seminar will demonstrate how standards act as a common language throughout the entire value chain and provide an important foundation for digitalisation, automation and international collaboration.

ISO-GPS / ISO 8015

This seminar teaches practical methods for introducing and applying ISO-GPS within organisations and demonstrates how standards, processes and digital tools can be successfully integrated.


1. Fundamentals of ISO-GPS and ISO 8015
  • Introduction to geometric product specification (GPS)
  • The principle of independence according to ISO 8015
  • Standards hierarchy and the significance of the GPS system
2. Measurement and testing processes
  • Requirements for modern measurement and testing methods
  • The significance of the envelope principle
  • Measuring equipment management and quality assurance
3. ISO-GPS in design and manufacturing
  • Application of geometric product specifications
  • Unambiguous communication between design and production
  • Avoiding room for interpretation
4. Digitalisation and system integration
  • Integration of CAD, CAM and CAQ systems
  • Use of PMI data and Model-Based Definition (MBD)
  • Consistent digital product information
5. Standards and business processes
  • Development of design guidelines
  • Standardisation to improve quality and efficiency
  • Success factors for the acceptance of GPS standards
6. Introduction of ISO-GPS within the organisation
  • Analysis of the current situation
  • Step-by-step implementation and pilot projects
  • Training, roll-out and continuous improvement
7. The future of ISO-GPS
  • Requirements arising from digitalisation and automation
  • Further development of quality assurance
  • Challenges for production and measurement technology
8. Methodology and learning format
  • Interactive seminars and workshops
  • Practical examples from industry
  • Coaching and implementation support for organisations
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