NOC Tag: Machining tool operators

Explore the fundamentals of CNC (Computer Numeric Control) milling machines and machining centres. Implement in practice safety procedures, setup, and operation of HAAS milling machines. Develop an understanding of CNC milling as you gain hands-on experience using industry grade tools and equipment in the production of milled parts. Materials included. CSA approved safety shoes and…

Examine the fundamentals of CNC (Computer Numeric Control) lathes and turning centres. Enact and practice safety procedures, setup, and operation of HAAS lathes. Cultivate an understanding of CNC turning as you gain hands-on experience using industry grade tools and equipment in the production of turned parts. Materials included. CSA approved safety shoes and safety glasses…

This course combines several one-day modules to teach students the basic skills needed to become a machinist. Topics covered include: manufacturing processes; material types and their applications; processing methods; creating, reading, dimensioning engineering drawings; geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T); precision measuring tools; cleaning, calibrating, and safety using measuring tools; mathematics of machining and key skills;…

Our Lathe Operations course teaches you about lathe technology and basic machine tools, including speeds and feeds, machining operations, precision turning and tool-bit grinding. Get a basic understanding of engineering drawings (reading and interpreting) and trade mathematics (converting formulas and taper calculations).

Our Fundamentals of Machining Operations course helps you gain a basic understanding of metrology, benchwork techniques, drill press technology, blueprint reading and basic mathematics as well as a full understanding of trade safety.

Our Advanced Machining Operations course helps you get a full understanding of the areas of trade safety, trade calculations (advanced trigonometry and application), advanced lathe and milling technology, surface grinding and metallurgy.

Computer numerical control (CNC) programming, Cartesian co-ordinate systems, absolute and incremental machine program techniques and point-to-point circular interpolation as well as machine, table offset and subroutine/cutter compensation

An introduction to theory in producing machined metal parts to the specifications of a technical drawing, by safely setting up and operating CNC milling machines, or CNC lathes. The focus will be on CNC programming at the basic level, and emphasizes the “Setup and Operation” of a CNC machine.

Advanced computer numerical control (CNC) programming techniques and applications

Learn the basics of safely operating basic machine shop equipment including milling machines, lathes, drills, saws, and pedestal grinders. This is the perfect course to begin to upgrade your industrial skills, or, for the interested home hobbyist to learn professional techniques. You will acquire knowledge in machine shop safety, measurement techniques, basic machine operation, and…