Machine Tool Technology
Jared Arnold, Instructor
jared.arnold@ttcwhiteville.edu
Training in the Machine Shop prepares the student for entry level into the Metal Working industry. Instruction is offered on basic machine tools such as Lathes, Milling machines and Grinders, as well as on the most up to date machines such as CMM,(Coordinate Measuring Machine),CNC,(Computer Numerical Control) Turning Center, EDM,(Electrical Discharge Machines) Wire and EDM Die Sinker. Related training includes Blueprint Reading, Mathematics, Precision Inspection, Layout, Welding,(Gas, Arc, Tig, and Mig,) and Plasma and Flame cutting. Depending on levels of the student and job placement, training can concentrate in any of these areas.
Levels of Training:
- Machine Shop Tender Certificate - 432 hours
- Machine Set-up Operator Certificate - 864 hours
- Maintenance Machinist Diploma - 1728 hours
- Machinist 1 Diploma - 2160 hours
Course Outline:
- Orientation
- Safety
- Blueprint Reading
- Measurements
- Layout Tools and Procedures
- Hand Tools and Bench Work
- Metal-Cutting Saws
- Drilling Machines
- Welding
- Engine Lathe
- Milling Machines
- Jig Boring and Grinding
- Metallurgy
- Computer Literacy
- ISO (G-Code) (M-Code)
- CMM
- CNC Turning Center
- EDM Wire
- EDM Die Sinker
This program is available at the Tennessee Technology Center at Whiteville - Brownsville/Haywood Extension Co. Campus
The Tennessee Technology Center at Whiteville does not offer a student loan program.
The Tennessee Technology Center at Whiteville does not offer a student loan program.
100% of graduates from this program, who began their studies in 2009-10, completed it within 20 months.


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