Precision Machining

Program Information Sheet

Description

  • Learn to analyze specifications, set up, and operate machine tools, fit and assemble parts, make and repair dies
  • Study paper drawings, SolidWorks, operating a drill press, milling machines, lathes, surface grinding, and computer numeric control (CNC)

Work-Based Learning Opportunity - Advanced Placement or Pre-Apprenticeship

Precision Machining Alumnus - Chris Tilton, Toolmaker with Select Industries

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Curriculum Plan Career Tech courses you will be taking along with college credits and certifications available.

Suggested Skills For Success

Certifications Opportunity to earn the following certifications in this program.

  • Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC)-Certified Production Technician
  • Ohio State Apprenticeship Council Recognized Pre-Apprenticeship Program Certificate

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