Precision / CNC Machine Technology

Precision/CNC Machine Technology

Join the high-demand, high-tech field of precision machining, and enjoy stable employment in the dynamic environment of manufacturing. Experience the satisfaction of making your own components from concept to completion using Computer Numerical Control (CNC) production technology and equipment. This program takes place in a state-of-the art, fully renovated lab.

All students will be given the opportunity to earn Level 1 credentials from the National Institute for Metalworking Skills, Inc. (NIMS).

This hands-on curriculum includes:

• Applied mathematics, blueprint interpretation, geometric dimensioning
• Project work on lathes, mills, surface grinders, CNC mill and shop theory
• CNC/CAM fundamentals
• Manufacturing, shop and OSHA safety training
• Hand tools and drilling machines
• Inspection instruments and quality control
• Web-based instruction in partnership with Tooling U-SME
• Employability skills

Requirements for Completion:

• A “C” average (70%) or higher
• Attendance rate not less than 90%
• Payment of all outstanding obligations to the school

Certifications:

• National Institute for Metalworking Skills, Inc. (NIMS)
• OSHA 10-Hour

Career Opportunities:

• Tool & Die Maker
• CNC Programmer
• General Machinist
• CNC Operator

Qualifies for Adult Diploma Program

Fall 2020 - Evening
Program Orientation: Thursday, September 3, 2020 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
September 8, 2020 – June 24, 2021 (approximate ending date)
Monday – Thursday: 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Total Program Cost $9,495: includes Tuition: $8,749, Books & Supplies: $474, Materials & Assessments: $272

Cost includes textbooks, Tooling U-SME online training, T-shirts (4), safety glasses and examination fees. Students can expect the following additional costs: work boots (safety-toed footwear recommended).

 
Precision/CNC Machine Technology 2020-2021 Advisory Members

Mr. Randy Adams, Jergens, Inc.
Mr. Leonard Andreasik, L.A. Machine, Inc.
Ms. Michele Belviso, Jergens, Inc.
Mr. Kenneth Bertram, DuPont
Mr. Greg Blank, NASA Glenn Research Center
Mr. Kevin Clymer, DuPont
Mr. John Crowe, Standard Machine Inc.
Mr. Eric Dales, Adams Automatic, Inc.
Mr. James P. Drabik, Drabik Manufacturing, Inc.
Mr. Keith Franks, Production Tool Supply
Mr. William Hanna, Saint-Gobain HyComp LLC
Mr. John Kenna, PTSolutions
Ms. Judi Kizzen, SKF
Mr. Jack Laughlin, L.A. Machine, Inc.
Mr. Mark Molkentin, AHowmet Aerospace (Tempcraft)