Students will learn traditional machinery to craft precise metal components according to drawings and specifications. They will contribute to the manufacturing process by performing a variety of tasks that require technical skills, attention to detail, and adhering to safety protocols. Students will learn basic skills in machining processes, print reading, hand tools, drill presses, vertical & horizontal saws, and vertical mills and lathes.
A typical school year includes 9 months of instruction. Program length may vary based on progress rate and/or summer school attendance.
Daytime classes, two sessions: Monday — Friday
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Cost Sheet Pending
Cost Sheet Pending
Graduates of this program are qualified to work for:
Graduates of this program are qualified to work for: Automotive Parts Manufacturers, Aviation Manufacturers, Custom Engine and Motorcycle Shops, Department of Defense Contractors, Energy Sector, Job Shops, Medical Parts Manufacturers, Precision Tooling Manufacturers, Valve Manufacturers
