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Manufacturing is back and growing throughout the region. Employers are looking for skilled workers who are equally capable with computer technologies as they are equipment. Students in Manufacturing and Machining Technologies will learn the fundamental skills, techniques, and processes of industry.
Brent Snell, Level l & Level ll Instructor
937.778.1980 x288
snellb@uppervalleycc.org
Tim Martin, Paraprofessional
937.778.1980 x288
martint@uppervalleycc.org
This program is an excellent choice for students with an interest in creating new things, and discovering how parts work. They should also be self confident, have initiative and care about excellence.
There are currently over 600,000 open positions in U.S. manufacturing.
- There are over 2,400 manufacturing companies in the Dayton region
Graduates from this program will have the opportunity for long-term career success with immediate, local employment. Continued education and experience combined with a solid work ethic multiply the possibilities for promotion and advancement.
Mechanical Blue Print Reading
Lathe Operation
Drill Press
CNC Operation
Metallurgy
Mill Operation
Precision Grinding
CNC Programming
Students who qualify, have the opportunity to participate in one of three options for career development during their senior year.
School-to-Apprentice Program
Advanced Placement
Early Placement
All of these programs allow students to be in the workforce while attending school on a modified schedule, so you can earn while you learn.
Mr. Tony Trapp, Apprenticeship Coordinator
937.778.4670
Mrs. Naomi Baker, Career Placement Specialist
937.778.4672
Edison State Community College
Earn up to 12 Semester Credit Hours
Sinclair Community College
Earn up to 21 Semester Credit Hours
A broad range of certification courses is available:
OSHA 10
Scissor lift
Forklift
NIMS Level 1
Machinist
Press operator
Quality control
Shop manager
CNC operator
Tool and die maker
Business owner
Students who qualify have the opportunity to participate in one of three options for career development during their senior year. All three programs allow students to work within their career field while attending school on a modified schedule, so you they gain skills, experience and competitive wages.