Careers beyond the ordinary
The Fundamentals of Machining program starts by helping students learn what it’s really like to be a machinist. Computer numerically controlled (CNC) machinists develop and operate computer and mechanically controlled tools to produce other instruments and apparatus. They control the machinery that produces the speed and cuts to create a specific part. CNC machinists program CNC machinery to determine the rate and cuts of production. The Fundamentals of Machining program trains you in the skills you need to work as a CNC Machiner worldwide:
- Operates and maintains lathe and milling machines.
- Reviews drawings, instructions, blueprints or samples to ensure accurate production.
- Takes precise measurements for cutting or shaping.
- Selects appropriate machine and settings for a given task.
- Plans proper sequence of tasks to complete the assignment.
- Monitors production, adjusting feed and other settings as necessary.
- Maintains inventory of completed products.
- Checks output for quality assurance and documents or discards defects.
- Identifies need for and performs machine maintenance and minor repairs.
- Maintains a safe and clean workstation.
- Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related tasks as needed.
The course starts with explaining the physics of the cutting process. The objective of this study is to provide an analytical basis which relates cutting forces, tool stresses, and temperature, etc. Non-traditional machining processes are now being widely used to generate intricate and accurate shapes in materials, like titanium, stainless steel and other difficult-to-machine alloys.
learn the technical skills proceed with apprenticeships
We begin with the basics – assuming you have no previous CNC experience. Each lesson builds upon prior material, so by the time you have finished the multiple practice exercises, you will know what it takes to program and run a CNC machining center.
Upon successful completion of this Certificate, students will have a knowledge base in:
- Shop safety
- Shop math
- Blueprint reading
- Tolerance interpretation
- Measuring devices
- Machining operations (related to milling operations)
- Cutting tools (related to milling operations)
Pre-Apprenticeship programs develop the required competencies to meet industry standards for milling apprentices. Presentation of program content will draw heavily on
1. Respecting others’ work and developing healthy work relationships that respect fellow workers in all trades. This instructional strategy will help to prepare the students to work collaboratively with other trades personal toward a common end result.
2. development of skills through practice, effort, action, and patience. Instructors will seek to balance instructional methods through the use of learning labs and project-based learning assignments, in addition to conventional lectures.
3. Instructors will also promote an environment of inclusive participation through open dialogue and continuous feedback throughout the program. This instructional strategy draws upon a collaborative approach among students by forming working relationships with each other to collectively solve problems as they strive toward a common goal. Inuktitut will be the language of instruction wherever possible.
Industry Standard Instruction
We Teach Relevant Material In This Ever-Evolving Field Of Electricity. We Teach Prepare Students For A Successful Career As A Journeyman, licensed professional, Or Master Mechanic. We Really Love Teaching Future Owners.
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Lab Access
Lab Has Proven To Be A Crucial Factor For Success In The Class. We Don’t Demand Attendance Because We Live In A Post Covid 19 World But We Highly Recommend Any Student To Attend.