CNC Milling Fundamentals II

Program Overview

CNC Milling Fundamentals II is a FastForward credential program that prepares students for entry-level CNC machinist positions. The program covers job management, quality control, process adjustment, safety, applied mathematics, engineering drawing, and metalworking theory. Graduates are eligible for the CNC Mill II credential from NIMS and can pursue further education or advanced credentials in the machining field.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Job Management: This module covers the principles of effective job management, including planning, scheduling, and tracking.
• Quality Control and Inspection: Students learn about quality control procedures and inspection techniques used in the machining industry.
• Safety and Environmental Protection: The program emphasizes the importance of safety in the workplace and covers environmental protection practices.
• Applied Mathematics: Students review and apply mathematical concepts relevant to machining operations.
• Metalworking Theory and Applied Materials: This module explores the principles of metalworking and the properties of different materials used in machining.

Assessment:

• Students are eligible to earn the CNC Mill II credential by demonstrating skills and passing a written knowledge test offered by the National Institute of Metalworking Skills (NIMS).
• The assessment likely involves practical demonstrations of machining skills and a written exam covering theoretical knowledge.

Teaching:

• The program is offered through FastForward, a credential program designed to prepare students for entry-level careers.
• The program is likely delivered by experienced instructors with expertise in CNC machining.
• The use of hands-on training and practical demonstrations is likely emphasized.

Careers:

• Upon completion, graduates are prepared for entry-level positions as CNC machinists.
• Potential career paths include CNC operator, machinist, and programmer.
• The program prepares students for further education and advanced credentials in the machining field.

Other:

• This program is the fourth in a series of six industry credentials for entry-level machining professionals.
• Students may qualify for free tuition, fees, and books through the G3 program.
• The program is offered with a contact time of 80 hours.