Machinist
Hour-based
ONET: 51-4041.00
4
Years
8000h
On-the-job training
Classroom instruction topics
- Engineering Drawings for Machinist
- Engineering Drawings for Machinist
- Engineering Drawings for Machinist
- Engineering Drawings for Machinist
- Engineering Drawings for Machinist
- Engineering Drawings for Machinist
- Engineering Drawings for Machinist
- Engineering Drawings for Machinist
- Engineering Drawings for Machinist
- Engineering Drawings for Machinist
- Machine Technology I
- Machine Technology I
- Machine Technology I
- Machine Technology I
- Machine Technology I
- Machine Technology I
- Machine Technology I
- Machine Technology I
- Machine Technology I
- Machine Technology I
- Machine Technology II
- Machine Technology II
- Machine Technology II
- Machine Technology II
- Machine Technology II
- Machine Technology II
- Machine Technology II
- Machine Technology II
- Machine Technology II
- Machine Technology II
- Intro to CNC Programming
- Intro to CNC Programming
- Intro to CNC Programming
- Intro to CNC Programming
- Intro to CNC Programming
- Intro to CNC Programming
- Intro to CNC Programming
- Intro to CNC Programming
- Intro to CNC Programming
- Intro to CNC Programming
- Adv CNC & CAD/CAM Programming
- Adv CNC & CAD/CAM Programming
- Adv CNC & CAD/CAM Programming
- Adv CNC & CAD/CAM Programming
- Adv CNC & CAD/CAM Programming
- Adv CNC & CAD/CAM Programming
- Adv CNC & CAD/CAM Programming
- Adv CNC & CAD/CAM Programming
- Adv CNC & CAD/CAM Programming
- Adv CNC & CAD/CAM Programming
- Metaluurgy
- Metrology
On-the-job training
- A - Job planning & preparation: application, sketching, hand and power tool selection, material and equipment safety considerations, lock-out/tag-out, estimating
- B - Process diagnosis and control, obtaining proper documentation, hazardous material identification, in-process inspection, reading work orders, in-service approval
- C - Shop maintenance: Preventative maintenance, lubrication, coolant changes, calibration, inventory management, cleaning of machines & work areas
- D - Drilling: General drilling, tapping, reaming on a CNC or manual machine
- E - Turning (manual) : set up & operation
- F - Turning (CNC): set up & operation.
- G - Milling (manual): set up & operation.
- H - Milling (CNC): set up & operation.
- I - Grinding: Manual or CNC setup and operation (surface, cylindrical)
- J - Secondary operations & metallurgy: Heat treating, finishing, coating, surface treatment, material testing, working with composites
- K - Bench Work: Deburring, fit-up, assembly, fabrication, and use of power and hand tools.
- L - CAD / CAM - Drawing, import model(s). G&M code familiarity, post process & validation.
- M - Precision Inspection: Operates CMM, vision precision metrology instrumentation, writes report.
- Related Instruction
Certifications
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