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Train to become a Machinist in as Little as 7 Months
New Courses Begin December 17

Machinists make the parts that are used to manufacture everyday items. From the cars we drive to cell phones we can’t be without . . . Machinists make all these things possible. As trained professionals, Machinists work with raw materials like metal, plastics and wood; contributing to the production of millions of items including aircraft, computers, medical devices and beautiful hand crafted furniture. As one of the world’s oldest professions, Machinists continue to evolve, use the latest technology and help to manufacture the most state-of-the-art products found today.

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MACHINIST TRAINING PROGRAM
SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES

This is an intense program for individuals wanting to learn the basics of machining. Trainees learn the setup and operation of conventional machining equipment such as mills, lathes, grinders, drill presses and saws. Instruction is also provided in safety, quality control and inspection procedures, shop theory, precision measuring instruments, mathematics, blueprint reading and basic CNC operation.

Instruction time is divided between classroom, computer lab, and shop, providing an unique blend of practical theory and hands-on experience.

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MACHINIST TRAINING

Designed for individuals wanting to learn the basics of machining. Learn the setup and operation of mills, lathes, grinders, drill presses and saws. Instruction is also provided in safety, quality control, inspection procedures blueprint reading and basic CNC operations.

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