GET THE SKILLS YOU NEED TO SHINE
The training program consists of precision measuring, machine tool operating, blueprint reading, metal characteristics, electric discharge machinery, computer programming, and advanced mathematics.
In addition to these skills, students may earn credentials through N.I.M.S. (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) based upon national machining standards.
After earning these credentials, it is possible for a student to go straight into the manufacturing industries and earn family-sustaining wages with or without post-secondary education or training.
STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO:
- Be able to work well independently and with others
- Be able to measure with a ruler
- Be capable of lifting 25 pounds
- Possess basic math skills
- Be able to work well independently and with others
For information on this occupation’s description, required knowledge, job tasks and related job titles, state/national wages and employment trends, visit the U.S. Dept. of Labor’s site for this career field.
PROGRAM ACCREDITATION:
Student Testimonial:
Precision Machining
COLLEGE CREDIT
GACTC students can get a jump start on postsecondary education by taking advantage of the various articulation and/or dual enrollment opportunities. Select the link to review the college credit opportunities available.
POSSIBLE INDUSTRY CREDENTIALS
- National Institute for Metalworking skills, Inc. (NIMS) Level 1
- OSHA 10
- ToolingU (various)
