Machinist
Hour-based
ONET: 51-4041.00
4
Years
720h
Related instructions
8000h
On-the-job training
Classroom instruction topics
- Year 1 - Safety for Machinists
- Year 1 - Math Fundamentals I
- Year 1 - Introduction to Manual Machining
- Year 1 - Introduction to Work Documentation
- Year 1 - Math Fundamentals II
- Year 1 - Engineering Drawings/Blueprint Reading I
- Year 1 - Material Science
- Year 1 - Machine Tooling
- Year 1 - Metrology Fundamentals
- Year 1 - Engineering Drawings/Blueprint Reading II
- Year 1 - Introduction to Hand Programming/G&M Codes
- Year 1 - Introduction to CNC Controllers: Haas, FANUC, Mazak
- Year 1 - Machine Set-up and Operation
- Year 2 - Manual and CNC Milling Operations
- Year 2 - CNC Milling Operations
- Year 2 - Mill Tooling Selection & Utilization
- Year 2 - Quality Assurance I
- Year 2 - Metrology I
- Year 2 - Manual Mill Project I
- Year 2 - Manual Lathe Operations
- Year 2 - CNC Turning Operations
- Year 2 - Lathe Tooling Selection & Utilization
- Year 2 - Quality Assurance II
- Year 2 - Metrology II
- Year 2 - Manual Lathe and CNC Turning Project I
- Year 2 - Understanding Machines with Live Tooling
- Year 2 - Swiss Lathes
- Year 2 - Multi-Axis Milling
- Year 2 - Metrology III
- Year 3 - Design for Manufacturing (DFM)
- Year 3 - Programming for Toolpath Optimization
- Year 3 - Workholding & Fixturing
- Year 3 - Lean Manufacturing
- Year 3 - Material Coatings
- Year 3 - Additive Manufacturing I
- Year 3 - Work Holding Pneumatics & Hydraulics
- Year 3 - Machine Shop Leadership I
- Year 3 - CNC Programming
- Year 3 - Additive Manufacturing II
- Year 3 - Machining Economics
- Year 3 - Statistics & Statistical Process Control
- Year 4 - Six Sigma
- Year 4 - Cybersecurity in Manufacturing
- Year 4 - Quality Assurance III
- Year 4 - Introduction to Robotics & Automation
- Year 4 - Machine Maintenance
- Year 4 - Introduction to PLCs
- Year 4 - Robotics/Automation in Machining Project
- Year 4 - Smart Manufacturing
- Year 4 - Machine Shop Leadership II
- Year 4 - Career Development
On-the-job training
- Intro to and carrying out duties pertaining to general shop safety, equipment maintenance, material handling and shipping/receiving
- Operate machine shop tools such as deburr tools, rotary tools, sanders, polishers, assemble and complete bench work
- Read and interpret work orders/job plans, engineering drawings, GD&T, ERP systems, shop math
- Plan work processes, prepare part layout, machine set-ups, work holdings, tools, manage Toolbox and Tool Room
- Safely perform manual milling, drilling, facing, boring, reaming, boring tapping, calculate speeds and feeds, control chatter and aggressive climb to expand the scope
- Operate CNC mill vertical and horizontal including start up, shut down, edit programs, maintain feeds and speeds inspect parts
- Operate manual lathe including drilling, turning, boring, knurling, facing, work support, manage tool interface
- Operate CNC lathe single and multi-spindle with/without live tooling, traditional and bar feed
- Operate additional machine types such as precision grinding, drilling, additive, water jet, laser jet
- Perform inspection and operate inspection equipment including CMM/PCMM, scanners, lasers
- Miscellaneous
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