Advanced Manufacturing Tech - Program Description
The Advanced Manufacturing program teaches students how to design andmanufacture precision part from raw materials and shape them into complexcomponents.
- Master skills in Computer-Aided Drafting and Machining (CAD/CAM)
- Work on Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) milling machines and lathes
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
College Connection
Advanced Manufacturing Tech 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.
Articulation Agreements with the following institutions:
Career Resources
Advanced Manufacturing Tech 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 Tech 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 Tech 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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