Precision Tooling & Machining

Become a CNC Machinist

This ready to work, entry-level training program is designed to develop skills in the areas of:

  • CNC machining

  • CNC programming

  • Manual machining

  • Blueprint reading, CAD, CAM, SolidWorks

  • Dimensional metrology

  • Computer aided manufacturing

  • Welding (GMAW & GTAW)

Successful completers of the program will learn skills designed to meet the needs of employers in the local and regional job market.

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Program Modules

  1. Auto Cad

  2. Blueprint Reading/ Schematics

  3. CAD CAM I/ Solidworks

  4. CAD CAM II / Solidworks

  5. Intro to CNC

  6. CNC Turning Centers

  7. CNC Milling Machines

  8. Dimensional Metrology/Benchwork

  9. Engine Lathes

  10. Intro to Lathes and Mills

  11. Intro to Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing

  12. Precision Grinding

  13. Precision Tooling and Construction

  14. Vertical Milling

  15. Intro to Welding & Metallurgy

  16. Capstone Project

  17. Employability/Professional Skills

  18. OSHA 10 General Industry and Safety part of PD

Possible Certifications

  • Forklift Safety

  • OSHA 10

  • NIMS

Available Microcredentials

Basic Machining

  • OSHA 10 General Industry and Safety

  • Dimensional Metrology/Benchwork

  • Intro to Lathes and Mills

  • Engine Lathes

Introduction to SolidWorks

  • Auto Cad

  • CAD CAM I/ Solidworks

  • CAD CAM II / Solidworks

CNC Tool Operation

  • Intro to CNC

  • CNC Turning Centers

  • CNC Milling Machines

Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing

  • Blueprint Reading/ Schematics

  • Intro to Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing

  • Introduction to Welding

Enrollment

Schedule Options

Full Program
600-hour, 17-module program

Individual Modules
Any of the 36-hour modules listed above can be taken as an individual module.

Individual modules are a great option for individuals who require specific updates to enhance their current skills or companies looking to advance the credentials of their workforce.

Find the schedule for individual modules below:

Schedule

Get Started!

  1. Request more information online or call 937.778.1980

  2. Schedule a WorkKeys appointment

  3. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid,(FAFSA).
    School code: 014058 

Start Date

September 3, 2024
Monday - Thursday
5:00 - 9:00 pm

600 Hours / $8,874*

Location:
Adult Technology Center

*Cost includes books, testing fees, tool kit, and lab fees.

Program Contact

Alycia Johnson
Student Services Coordinator  
johnsonalycia@uppervalleycc.org
937.778.1980 x 255

Adult Technology Center
8901 Looney Road | Piqua, Ohio

Links & Documents

Graduation and Employment Rates based on ACCSC's 2024 Annual Report

Precision Tooling & Machining
Information represents the following Cohorts: September 2022

Graduation Rate
4 Students Started/ 3 Graduates / 75% Graduation Rate

Employment Placement in Field
2 Graduates Employed In Field / 67% Placement in Field