CNC Production Specialist
About CNC Production Specialist
The mission of this program is to provide high quality instruction to fully prepare students for success in employment as CNC Production Technicians.
This program acquaints students with the basic manufacturing operations, such as, safety, shop math, blue print reading, basic GD&T, and metrology. Students will transition into performing tasks encountered in a manufacturing environment including selecting tools, raw materials, work holding, and the steps involved in preparing CNC equipment for operation. Students will also learn how to utilize CAD/CAM software to assist in performing tasks associated with running production on a CNC machine such as quality measurement and tool compensation.
Program Structure
| J200300 | OCP | Postsecondary Program of Study | 600 Hrs |
| PMT0026 | A | CNC Production Technician I | 300 |
| PMT0027 | B | CNC Production Technician II | 300 |
Dual Enrollment available for high school students.
Additional Program Details
Program Structure
Occupational Completion Points (OCPs) - The CNC Production Specialist program is a planned sequence of instruction consisting of one occupational completion point. OCPs provide a student with early completion training options linked to employment opportunities established by the Florida Department of Education based on the Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system and accepted industry titles. Academic skill level required to complete program: Grade 9 language, reading, and grade 10 math.
Industry Certification/Licensure
Near the completion of applicable courses, students will take one of the following industry certification exams:
- Autodesk Certified User Fusion 360
- Solidworks Associate
Program Cost
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