Advanced Manufacturing
Did you know that nearly everything you touch has been manufactured in some way, shape, or form? Our advanced manufacturing program allows students to be creative while also requiring them to be detailed oriented. It teaches students all aspects of machining applications in manufacturing. Students will learn the fundamental principles and practices of cutting, drilling, and grinding using modern machine tools, hand tools (manual drills and lathes), and precision measuring instruments.
Students apply their knowledge of product characteristics, perform necessary calculations, and use precision measuring instruments and layout equipment to mill products to print dimensions. Students will also use computer numerical control (CNC) programming to mill products comprised of different types of materials.
Advanced Manufacturing Instructor
Michael Lutz
Phone: 330-729-4100 EXT: 1452
Email: michael.lutz@mahoningctc.com
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Students in this program will learn:
- Shop safety and OSHA regulations
- Blueprint reading
- Basic hand & measuring tools
- Precision layout and inspection
- Manual machining operations using band saws; drill presses; grinders, milling machines, and lathes,
- CNC mill and lathe set-up and operation
- Master skills in Computer-Aided Drafting and Machining (CAD/CAM)
- Work on Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) milling machines and lathes
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College Connection
Advanced Manufacturing Higher Education Options
Graduates of this program may serve apprenticeships, attend technical schools or pursue two-year college degrees in mechanical engineering technology or manufacturing technology. They may also choose to earn a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering.
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Advanced Manufacturing Career Options
Students who have completed this program are prepared for careers as:
- Apprentice Machinist
- CAD Operator
- Product Manufacturer
- Machine Designer
- Production Welder
- Apprentice Mold Maker
- Apprentice Tool and Die Maker
- CNC Mill or Lathe Operator
- Quality Control Inspector
- Production Machinist
- Manufacturing Engineer
Advanced Manufacturing Industry Credentials
- Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) - Certified
- Production Technician (12 credits)
- NIMS: (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) (12 credits)
- NCCER (6 credits); NIMS Articulated Credit EGCC
Advanced Manufacturing Industry Organization
The Ohio Association of SkillsUSA is a Career-Technical Student Organization serving students in High School and College Post-Secondary Industrial, Engineering and Health Career Training programs in Ohio.
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