CNC Precision Machining Technology

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CNC Precision Machining Technology, also known as Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Technology, is one of the advanced manufacturing training programs offered by Community College of Philadelphia.

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CNC Precision Machining Technology, also known as Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Technology, is one of the advanced manufacturing training programs offered by Community College of Philadelphia. We offer the CNC course in either a 210 Hour or 625 Hour program.

These programs combine classroom and hands-on training that provides students with the fundamental precision machining and production skills necessary to compete for an entry-level position in a working machine shop environment. You will also learn the machine tool technology to successfully advance to a higher-level machining program. 

Entry-level career includes CNC Machinists, who work in teams to efficiently convert raw materials into durable goods using computer numerical control (CNC) machines. Their skills range from knowing the materials being cut to employing the sophisticated program used to control the machine via computers.

A Computer Numerical Control Machine Operator (CNC Operator) uses machine tools, such as lathes, milling machines, and spindles to produce machined parts. Machine operators plan the sequence of work by programming, setting up, and operating a CNC machine; maintaining quality and safety standards; keeping records; and maintaining equipment and supplies for a manufacturer.

Students will learn from skilled practitioners with years of industry experience and leave the CNC 210 Hour/CNC 625 Hour program with the following fundamental knowledge:

  • CNC mill, lathe and grinder setup and operation

  • Tool identification

  • Machine setup, use and operation

  • Machining processes

  • Quality and cycle time optimization

  • CNC program operation

  • Fixture setup and operation

  • CNC troubleshooting

Students enrolled in the CNC 625 Hour program, will take an extensive deep dive into course materials to master the core precision machining and production skills needed. Additional topics in the CNC 625 Hour program include communication, team building, employability skills, and winning work habits.

The CNC 625 Hour noncredit certificate program provides academic credits that can be used towards specific credit-bearing degree programs upon completion and enrollment in the credit degree program. Students are eligible for 14 college credits upon completion of this program and passing the corresponding certification exams. 

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    1700 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia

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