Precision Machining
Program Overview
CIP Code: 48.0501
Machinists are the foundation of all industries, and without them, no manufacturing or construction jobs would exist. In the Precision Machining program, you get training in the top 3 hardest jobs to fill According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (Machining, Welding, CNC Programming). Precision Machining students are highly sought out by local employers for their knowledge and varied skillset.
- High Priority Occupation
- Non-Traditional Career - Female
- Eligible to: Mifflin County / Juniata County / Other
- SOAR Eligible
- Co-Op Eligible
- Penn College Dual Enrollment Eligible
Ben Detwiler
Instructor
Enrollment Process
Instructor Biography
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Certifications
National Institute of Metalworking (NIMS) Level I Credentials, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Construction Industry Safety and Health Certificate (10 hours), PA Skills Certificate
Employer Partners
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Possible Careers
Graduates of the Precision Machining program go straight into the workforce or get further schooling. Students can become machinists, tool and die makers, CNC programmers, production managers, cost estimators, engineers, aircraft technicians, inspectors, or engineering technicians just to name a few!
Required Items
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Dual Enrollment Opportunities
Students in this program will have the opportunity to earn dual enrollment credits through Penn College Dual Enrollment Program by being concurrently enrolled in Penn College and The Academy.
Career & Technical Student Organization
Advanced Manufacturing Club
Schedule
Level 1 & 2 students 9:20-11:40, Level 2 & 3 Students 12:40-2:50
Task Grid
Post-Secondary Opportunities
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