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.
✓ PROGRAM DETAILS
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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
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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
Instructor: TBD
Email:
Phone: 215-795-2911 x230
