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Machining and Engineering Technologies

Under the guidance of professional staff, students will:

  • Use high-tech computerized equipment to produce precision products used in all industries.
  • Make an engineer’s design a reality using Computer Numeric Control (CNC) equipment and CAD/CAM software
  • Develop a sound foundation for a career in engineering or manufacturing.

 


               

 

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Human Services
Agriculture, Life & Health Services
Advanced Manufacturing
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School to Work Program (Co-op)
Career Launch Program
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Units of Study

  • Orientation / Safety
  • Performing Layout Work
  • Part Inspection
  • Bench Work
  • Drill Press
  • Grinding Machines
  • Lathes
  • Milling Machines
  • Machines, Tools, & Power Saw
  • Metallurgy
  • Charts, References, & Blueprints
  • CNC Programming

Certifications

Machining Technologies students earn the following certifications in high school:

  • NIMS Level 1:
  • CNC Milling
  • CNC Turning
  • Manual Drill Press
  • Manual Milling
  • Manual Turning Between Centers
  • Manual Turning with Chucking
  • Measurement/Materials/Safety
  • OSHA 10 Safety Certification

College Articulation

 

*  Indicates SOAR Credits 

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Bucks County Community College - Up to 35 Credits 

  • Students must meet program requirements to access credits 

    • Advanced on NOCTI/NIMS exam

    • Completion of Task List

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Pennsylvania College of Technology - 8 Credits

  • Mill Applications

  • Lathe Applications 

Machine Tool Technology AAS

 

Johnson College* - 9 Credits 

  • Fundamentals of Metal Cutting

  • Fundamental of Metal Cutting Lab

  • Subtractive Manufacturing Lathe

  • Subtractive Manufacturing Lathe Lab

  • Subtractive Manufacturing Mill

  • Subtractive Manufacturing Mil Lab 

Advanced Manufacturing Technology

 

Delaware County Community College * - 10 Credits

  • Print Layout and Measurement for Machining

  • Lathe Operations I

  • Milling Operations I

Machine Tool Technology, Associate in Applied Science (MTT) | Delaware County Community College

 

Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology * - 11 Credits

  • Blueprint Reading and Related Math

  • Manufacturing Processes

  • Measurement Systems

  • Lathe and Vertical Milling Machining I

Computer Integrated Machining

 

Reading Area Community College * - 12 Credits

  • Intro to Machining

  • Basic Machine Tools

  • Turning Technology - Level 1

  • Milling Technology - Level 2

Program: Machine Tool Technology, AA

 

Luzerne County Community College* - 10 Credits (Certificate Only) 

  • Manufacturing Processes I

  • Manufacturing Processes II

  • CNC Machining I

    Computer Numerical Control

 

Butler County Community College * - 9 Credits (Certificate Only)

  • Blueprint Reading 

  • Mill I

  • Lathe I 

Machine Tool Technology


Westmoreland County Community College * - 12 Credits

  • Blueprints

  • Computer Numeric Control I

  • Machining I

Journeyman Machining Technology Programs at Westmoreland

 

Industry Salary Ranges

  • Machinist: $25,230 - $61,290
  • Tool & Die Maker: $32,010 - $73,530
  • CNC Programmers: $32,330 - $75,780 

Career Opportunities

  • Machinist
  • Maintenance Machinist
  • Tool & Die Makers
  • Machine Operators
  • Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Set-Up / Operators/ Programmers
  • Quality Control Inspectors 

Program Costs

  • Uniform: $40
  • Scientific Calculator: $15
  • Certifications: First Attempt Free

Class Website

Instructor:  Chris Canceliere
Email: ccanceliere@ubtech.org
Phone: 215-795-2911 x230