CNC Machining and Turning Concepts

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CNC Machining and Turning Concepts

Succeed in Manufacturing

Today’s manufacturers rely on people and computers to reach their production goals. CNC operators and machinists play an important role in factories by setting up the computer software used to run industrial tools, machinery, and robots. Use mechanical skills to solve problems and operate equipment to produce detailed parts for industry.

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CNC Machining and Turning Concepts at a Glance

Award

Workplace Certificate

Length of Study

4 months

Course Format

Face-to-Face

Classes Meet

Evening

Program Start

Fall, Spring

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Your Future in CNC Machining

CNC operators are in demand in many factories in the Cedar Valley. After completing this program you’ll be ready for a range of jobs:

CNC Machine Operator
CNC Mill Operator
CNC Lathe Operator
Machinist
Machine Setters, Operators

80%

Of Advanced Manufacturing Uses CNC

95%

Of Medical Device Parts Made by CNC

80%

Of Auto Parts Made by CNC

80%

Of Musical Instruments Made by CNC

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The Latest Technology Automation & Robotics Center

Step into the Automation and Robotics Center, Iowa’s first facility of its kind, dedicated to advanced manufacturing and Industry 4.0 technologies. Gain hands-on experience using real-world equipment, including robotics, PLCs, machine vision systems, smart sensors, and more. Build the technical skills and experience employers are looking for on the modern factory floor.

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Program Overview

Build on your foundation of knowledge and dive deeper into the basic principles learned in Industry 4.0 Basic Operations.

Operate the same type of CNC mill that is used by local industry and write your own programs to run the machinery.

Your new skills allow you to set up machinery that cuts, drills, grinds, and shapes materials from metal to plastic into detailed and intricate parts.