A one- or two-year program, students gain experience and active learning in the machine tool industry. Manufacturing is on the up-and-up and the technical knowledge gained in this course of study will prove valuable to any individual seeking employment in the field.
Precision Machining Careers Summary Sheet
CORE SKILLS
- Practical shop mathematics
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- Geometric dimensioning & tolerancing
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- Proper use/care of hand tools
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- Measurement and inspection
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- Safe operation of machinery
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- Introduction to CAD/CAM/CNC
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FUTURE CAREER OPTIONS
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- Industrial maintenance technician
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CERTIFICATIONS and ACADEMIC CREDIT
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- PASSES Edge workplace safety training
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- Visual Performing Applied Arts credit
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- Early college eligibility
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- Postsecondary articulated credit
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SETTING STUDENTS UP FOR SUCCESS
Making connections with guest speakers, field trips, and taking advantage of job shadows, co-op and work experiences with local manufacturers gives students real experiences in the field of precision machining.
LEADERSHIP and SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Club participation, competition and leadership can occur with Skills USA, MITES, National Technical Honor Society and Student Council.
