A computer numerical control machine (CNC) is a tool that forms materials to a desired shape for parts and component requirements. CNC machines use pre-programmed software to control the movements of complex machinery, including grinders, lathes, mills, and other cutting tools used to remove material. These computer-aided manufacturing techniques can perform a wide range of complex and precise CNC machining tasks to create manufactured products and specifically designed parts for today’s nuclear submarines.
Is CNC Machining Right For You?
The ideal candidate for CNC machining would be a student interested in a career that challenges the mind while being hands-on every day. It is a rewarding job that allows you to see firsthand what it takes to make a complex product from a basic piece of material. At its core, the CNC machining course utilizes computerized machines and cutting tools like drills to make many of the items we use daily. Even if you have no experience or prior knowledge, the ATDM CNC machining class was developed to ensure student success from any background.
If you already have CNC machining, additive manufacturing, metrology, or welding experience, you would be a great fit to take your manufacturing knowledge a step further. For example, in CNC machining, students learn to use many of the measuring tools that are taught in metrology. In additive manufacturing, students would benefit from having worked with CNC machines since the logic is the same for the additive machines. Finally, from the CNC machining class, students have a basic understanding of metallurgical properties. Students would be able to apply that knowledge to the welding class, where metals are fused.
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Develop Precision Operators for Advanced CNC Machining in the Defense Industry
ATDM’s CNC machining program is designed to accelerate the skill set needed to obtain employment in the manufacturing sector. Students who enroll will experience the benefits of hands-on training in a diverse setting with a low student-to-instructor ratio over 15 weeks. The curriculum is structured to give students from any background a solid foundation in CNC machining and launch your career in a field that is in very high demand. Upon graduation, students will demonstrate proficiency in the following core competencies: technical math, blueprint reading, precision measuring tools, advanced tooling applications, and CNC lathe/mill operations. ATDM’s CNC machining program is leading the way in fast, relevant training. Take the next step in your future, today!
ATDM’s CNC machining program course stands apart because the entire curriculum was developed with students’ success as a top priority. Our program focuses on the skills that employers are searching for. Additionally, ATDM’s partnership with top defense manufacturing facilities across the United States makes it a differentiator from other training programs. Students will not only benefit from ATDM’s robust training, but they will also receive job placement assistance after graduation.
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ATDM CNC Machining Graduates
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Frequently Asked Questions
The ATDM program is 600 hours, approximately four months.
This is intermediate-level training; no prerequisites or job experience is necessary to apply.
Call 434-766-6680, Option 1 for details.
