PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The CTECS Precision Machining Technology program prepares students to apply technical knowledge and skills in:
Planning, managing and performing the processing of materials into intermediate or final products and related professional and technical support activities such as production planning and control, maintenance and manufacturing/process engineering.
Our programs are constantly evolving to best align with industry standards both regionally and nationally. For more program details, please click here to visit our home office website.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates can enter a variety of high-technology positions or continue their studies at postsecondary institutions. The following occupations are achievable based on education level:
CNC Programmers or Engineers
Potential Starting Salary
Most likely does not require post-secondary educationLathe Programming, Operator
Potential Starting Salary
Most likely does not require post-secondary educationInspector/Quality control
Potential Starting Salary
Most likely does require post-secondary educationProduction Supervisor
Potential Starting Salary
Most likely does require post-secondary educationMaintenance Machinist
Potential Starting Salary
Most likely does not require post-secondary educationMechanical Engineer
Potential Starting Salary
Most likely does require post-secondary educationTool and Die Makers
Potential Starting Salary
Most likely does not require post-secondary educationMachinist
Potential Starting Salary
Most likely does not require post-secondary education
CERTIFICATIONS
National Institute of Metal Working Skills (NIMS Certification)
State approved Apprenticeship
OSHA 10 Certification
Mastercam 2020 Certification (Cam Instructor)
Career Safe & Tooling University Certification
FEES
Emmett O’Brien Precision Machining Program – FREE
Certifications obtained during program – FREE
Other Precision Machining Programs – $$$$
Postsecondary Education – $$$$
