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11.00 Credits
This class covers the NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) certification requirements for Duty Area 5: Electrical Systems. As a blended opportunity, learners in this course will be taught through both online and in-person, hands-on techniques, ensuring both consistency of course theory as well as the practical ability to complete real world tasks and job assignments using tools, simulators, training equipment and actual industrial machinery.
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11.00 Credits
This class covers the NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) certification requirements for Duty Area 6: Electronic Control Systems. As a blended opportunity, learners in this course will be taught through both online and in-person, hands-on techniques, ensuring both consistency of course theory as well as the practical ability to complete real world tasks and job assignments using tools, simulators, training equipment and actual industrial machinery.
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11.00 Credits
This class covers the NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) certification requirements for Duty Area 7: Process Control Systems. As a blended opportunity, learners in this course will be taught through both online and in-person, hands-on techniques, ensuring both consistency of course theory as well as the practical ability to complete real world tasks and job assignments using tools, simulators, training equipment and actual industrial machinery.
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11.00 Credits
This class covers the NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) certification requirements for Duty Area 8: Maintenance Welding. As a blended opportunity, learners in this course will be taught through both online and in-person, hands-on techniques, ensuring both consistency of course theory as well as the practical ability to complete real world tasks and job assignments using tools, simulators, training equipment and actual industrial machinery.
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11.00 Credits
This class covers the NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) certification requirements for Duty Area 9: Maintenance Piping. As a blended opportunity, learners in this course will be taught through both online and in-person, hands-on techniques, ensuring both consistency of course theory as well as the practical ability to complete real world tasks and job assignments using tools, simulators, training equipment and actual industrial machinery.
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0.60 Credits
This class covers basic to intermediate skills in the Industrial Technology Maintenance field including the essential soft-skills that employers need . As a blended learning opportunity, students in this course will be taught through both online and in-person delivery methods. The class will include hands-on techniques to ensure consistency and excellence in both theory and practical ability. The know -how required to complete real world tasks and job assignments using tools, simulators, training equipment and actual industrial machinery will be emphasized throughout this program.
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8.40 Credits
Introduces students to automated machining operations or, computer numerical control (CNC) technology and prepares them for entry-level work as a CNC machine operator in the workforce. Students are taught to follow setup sheets, perform shop math calculation work with precision measurements and properly use measuring instruments. Specifically, this course covers working to close tolerances (+/- .0002), improving mechanical aptitude and solving mechanical challenges through logical steps. This 84-hour blended course allows students to gain experience by setting up and completing advanced machining operations on automated equipment, and make decisions to ensure work quality is maintained. Shop safety and good shop work practices, including routine machine shop maintenance activities, are also covered. Additionally, online resources and curriculum are made available. Tuition covers both textbook and lab fees associated with this training.
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11.20 Credits
Provides students with the fundamental skills required to become an entry-level Machinist within the Fabrication and Machining industry. This 112 hour training course is conducted in HACC???s fully-equipped Machine Shop and is designed to cover the essentials of shop math and measuring skills, geometric dimensioning and tolerances, industrial print reading, shop safety. OSHA-10 General Industry Certification is available for students who successfully complete this portion of the course. Students receive practical instruction and ample time to practice hands -on skills in turning, milling, and grinding using fundamental lathes and mills. The tuition covers book, lab fees and a student tool kit.
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14.40 Credits
This 144 hour class provides the student with the first level of classroom instruction for the Tool & Die Maker Apprenticeship Program. In this class, the essential building blocks required to become a knowledgeable tool and die maker are covered with greater detail and specificity, so that students can establish a well -rounded set of machinist competencies capable of tackling the challenges today's modern tool and die makers must face. Content will include basic manufacturing principles dealing with safety and quality protocols as well as production and maintenance processes. Students will experience focused learning on hand and power tools, industrial prints and precision measurement and the math required for these areas so that practical applications are understood. Metal cutting and the proper use of lathe machines will complete the balances of the class. For those completing the class as part of an apprenticeship, this course will also introduce students to their apprenticeship and review on the job (OJT) training requirements and required documentation for 500 OJT supervised work hours.
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14.00 Credits
This 144 hour class provides the student with the second level of classroom instruction for the Tool & Die Maker Apprenticeship Program. In this class, the essential building blocks required to become a tool and die maker are covered with detail and specificity, so that students can establish a well-rounded set of machinist skills in a more advanced level. Students will experience focused learning on industrial prints, advanced milling and turning tool making, and grinding techniques. For those completing the class as part of an apprenticeship, this course will also introduce students to their apprenticeship and review the on-the-job (OJT) training requirements and required documentation for 500 OJT supervised work hours.
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