Manufacturing Technology and Technical Training
CAD/AutoCAD – Learn to use AutoCAD commands and functions; create and review drawings on the screen and store for later use; and the graphical interface, block creation, layer control and plot and print drawings.
Robotics – Topics in these courses include theory of robots, terminology, components, basic programming, robot types, controllers, manipulators and robotic advanced programming.
Electronics – These courses combine theory and application in the study of semiconductor devices including diodes, Zener diodes, bipolar junction transistors, field effect transistors and the circuits involved.
Machine Tool Technology – Topics in these courses include basic principles, shop safety, benchwork, drill press, power saw, measurement, mills and lathes.
Industrial Maintenance – These courses focus on preventative maintenance practices, scheduled procedures, documents, and D.O.T. required record system.
Plastic Injection Molding - Courses are available from theory to hands-on experience with injection molding technology. Topics include materials, molds, the molding process, cavity filling techniques, and troubleshooting.
Computer Numerical Controls (CNC) – Develop an understanding of the basic operation of a CNC controller and mill or drill machinery. Topics include machine set-up; functions of G and M codes; programming and Mirror Image and L function.
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) – Courses range from basic introduction to advanced classes. Topics covered include ladder logic, relay logic; external connection of PLC inputs and outputs; writing programs; programming using timers and counters; and executing, saving and editing programs.
Statistical Process Control – The training focuses on the statistical tools and the management processes necessary to achieve a continuous improvement of quality. Learn how to implement the problem-solving tools necessary to meet your objective.
Hydraulics/Pneumatics – Topics covered in these courses include introduction to hydraulic systems, troubleshooting, and repair and maintenance. Components include fluids, piping, reservoirs, actuators, directional valves, servo valves, pressure control valves, pumps, complete hydraulic circuits and accessories.
Electricity – Topics covered in these courses include basic electricity, electrical safety, theory, symbols, series, parallel and combination circuits, power in electrical circuits, solid state devices, and AC/DC fundamentals.
Welding – Courses range from the basics of welding to learning the fundamentals of OXY/ACET welding, Shielded Metal ARC Welding (SMAW) and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW).
Precision Measurements - Topics include fundamentals of precision measurement and its application to machining, inspection and quality control.
Mechanical Principles – Topics covered in these courses include design principles in various manufacturing disciplines, bearing design, mechanical power transmission, mechanical adaptation and drawing practices.
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing – Learn how to read symbols and terms and understand how a geometric system works. Topics include datums, form tolerances, orientation tolerances, run-out, fastener formulas and stack-up calculations.
Blueprint Reading – Develop a working knowledge of how to interpret and use blueprints. Building drawings, hydraulic and pneumatic prints, HVAC, piping and plumbing, individual and assembly part drawings are among the types of drawings included.
